So Lucky...
Camphor Lyrics


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Waiting for the aftershock
Victimized by cold hard luck
Celebrate your big mistake
So lucky, so long

Damaged but functioning
In rubber boots and muck
Victory is half-empty
So lucky, so long





Promises are paper thin

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Camphor's song So Lucky reflect on the life of a person who has been dealt a tough hand in life. The first line "Waiting for the aftershock" suggests that the person is living in constant fear of something bad happening to them. They feel victimized by their circumstances, as indicated by the line "Victimized by cold hard luck." However, instead of dwelling in sadness, the person decides to celebrate their mistakes. This line "Celebrate your big mistake" shows that the person has come to terms with their flaws and has learned to live with them. The chorus "So lucky, so long" shows that even though the person has had a difficult life, they have learned to appreciate it for what it is.


The verse "Damaged but functioning, in rubber boots and muck" depicts the struggles of the person. They have been damaged emotionally and physically, yet they continue to function. They are working through the hardships and persevering, even if it means getting their hands dirty. The line "Victory is half-empty" shows that even when they achieve something, there is always a sense of sadness as they are aware of the difficulties that still lie ahead. The chorus repeats the same line "So lucky, so long," emphasizing the fact that the person is aware of their fortune despite their difficulties. The last verse "Promises are paper thin" suggests that even though people may make promises, the person is aware that it does not always come through.


Line by Line Meaning

Waiting for the aftershock
Anticipating the aftermath


Victimized by cold hard luck
Unfortunate circumstances and hardships have plagued one's life


Celebrate your big mistake
Embrace the faults made and learn from the experiences gained


So lucky, so long
Despite the adversities faced, still persevering with optimism and gratitude


Damaged but functioning
Experiencing damage and flaws but still operating


In rubber boots and muck
Doing the dirty work, putting in effort despite the unfavorable conditions


Victory is half-empty
Achievements are not completely fulfilling, there is still more to strive for


So lucky, so long
Continuing to maintain a grateful and positive attitude despite feeling discouraged


Promises are paper thin
Assurances are easily broken and not always kept




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