Tropicana
Caleb Blair Lyrics


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Shadows of the night hide your eyes
Streetlights show me that you're hurting
By your wet eyes cast back in the car window
You need me to make a decision

I wish it was easier to know
If we should do this together or on our own
I wish it was eaiser to know

You could be the one that I could wake up to
Sippin' Tropicana til' the afternoon
Living our little fantasy
I could be the one to hear your sweet concerns
Tell you that I love you when the world begins to burn
You got me in a hurry to make my mind

I wish I could know you faster
And you knew my every flaw
There's a part of me that believes we're caught
In the passion of youth

I wish it was easier to know
If we should do this together or on our own
I wish it was easier to know

You could be the one that I could wake up to
Sippin' Tropicana til' the afternoon
Living our little fantasy
I could be the one to hear your sweet concerns
Tell you that I love you when the world begins to burn
You got me in a hurry to make my mind

We're both scared of the unknown
If the day will come where we let go
God knows good things take time
I swear the stars don't need to line
I'm not waiting for a sign
God knows good things take time

You could be the one that I could wake up to
Sippin' Tropicana til' the afternoon
Living our little fantasy
I could be the one to hear your sweet concerns




Tell you that I love you when the world begins to burn
You got me in a hurry to make my mind

Overall Meaning

The song "Tropicana" by Caleb Blair talks about the uncertainties and doubts that arise in a relationship. The lyrics showcase the confusion that lovers feel when they are unsure about whether they should stay together or break up. The opening lines, "Shadows of the night hide your eyes, Streetlights show me that you're hurting," sets the mood and vibe of the song. The singer feels that they are being left in the dark and is forced to piece things together from simple clues. The refrain, "I wish it was easier to know if we should do this together or on our own" highlights the uncertainty in the singer's mind.


The chorus of the song talks about the little moments that the lovers share. Here "Tropicana" signifies the carefree and loving times that they have together. Drinking Tropicana juice till the afternoon indicates that they are happy and content in each other's company, and that's all they need. The lover also reassures the other that they will always be there for them, no matter what happens. "You got me in a hurry to make my mind" indicates the urgency the singer feels to make a decision.


Line by Line Meaning

Shadows of the night hide your eyes
The darkness conceals the pain in your eyes


Streetlights show me that you're hurting
I can see your pain in the glow of the streetlights


By your wet eyes cast back in the car window
Your tears reflected in the car window show me how much you need me


You need me to make a decision
You want me to take charge and make a choice for us


I wish it was easier to know If we should do this together or on our own I wish it was easier to know
I'm uncertain about our future and wish that it was clearer whether we should be together or separate


You could be the one that I could wake up to Sippin' Tropicana til' the afternoon Living our little fantasy I could be the one to hear your sweet concerns Tell you that I love you when the world begins to burn You got me in a hurry to make my mind
I envision a life with you filled with simple pleasures, caring for each other, and persevering through adversity. You make me want to make a decision quickly.


I wish I could know you faster And you knew my every flaw There's a part of me that believes we're caught In the passion of youth
I wish we had more time to get to know each other and for you to understand my faults. I also recognize that we may be rushing things due to our youthful passion.


We're both scared of the unknown If the day will come where we let go God knows good things take time I swear the stars don't need to line I'm not waiting for a sign God knows good things take time
We both fear the uncertainty of our future, especially if we end up separating. However, I trust that good things will come with time, and we don't need a perfect alignment of circumstances to make it work.




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