Cream
Backini Lyrics


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Comes in the morning
Without a warning
I feel a surge of deep satisfaction

Comes in the morning
Without a warning
Oh, you're nothing but a fool, buddy
(Fool)

Comes in the morning
Without a warning
Oh, you're nothing but a fool, buddy
(Fool)

I have always been a woman
I have always been a woman

Comes in the morning

Comes in the morning
Without a warning
I feel a surge of deep satisfaction

Comes in the morning
Without a warning




Oh, you're nothing but a fool, buddy
(Fool)

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Backini's "Cream" describe a sudden surge of deep satisfaction that comes unexpectedly. The lines "Comes in the morning, without a warning" depict the suddenness of this feeling. The singer feels a sense of fulfillment and completeness through this surge. The repetition of the line "Oh, you're nothing but a fool, buddy" makes it seem as though the singer is addressing someone who may have doubted or belittled them before.


The last two lines "I have always been a woman, Comes in the morning" signify a sense of empowerment and self-awareness. It asserts that nothing has changed about the singer's identity or their experience of being a woman, and yet this surge of satisfaction is something they can solely claim as their own. The mention of gender identity could also imply the societal expectations placed on women to suppress their emotions, as if this surge is something they should not be feeling or expressing.


Overall, Backini's "Cream" portrays a sense of sudden empowerment and self-acceptance through a surge of deep satisfaction, while also hinting at societal expectations and gender identity issues.


Line by Line Meaning

Comes in the morning
A feeling arises within me at daybreak


Without a warning
I don't expect it


I feel a surge of deep satisfaction
A wave of immense joy comes over me


Oh, you're nothing but a fool, buddy
You are naive and foolish, my friend


(Fool)
You don't understand the true nature of this feeling


I have always been a woman
I have always known my true identity




Writer(s): Robert Quickenden

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