Riviera Life
Caro Emerald Lyrics


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I'm really tired of my concrete jungle
Six days a week is way too much
I'm gonna make
The great escape
Go on little getaway

I'll go get my beat up motor
Start it up and head for the green
Of endless countrysides
And go somewhere I've never been

I'll stop
Kiss my blues goodbye
Breathe until I
Soar outside my crazy nights
And live the riviera life
I'll stop
Thank you for today
I'm sure that by
Candlelight, I'll be alright

And live a riviera life
The road can wind like my hidden hair bow
You clear my face so I can feel the breeze
And down below
It's Monaco
And mister, I don't know a soul

I'll drop off the keys at valet
Look out my window bay
One afternoon martini
Wouldn't want it any other way

I'll stop
Kiss my blues goodbye
Breathe until I
Soar outside my crazy nights
And live the riviera life
I'll stop
Thank you for today
I'm sure that by
Candlelight, I'll be alright

So whenever
My eyes get weary
I'm not fearing
What life brings
Forever
When times make me teary
I'll know what I was meant to do
I've nothing at all to lose

I'll stop
Kiss my blues goodbye
Breathe until I
Soar outside my crazy nights
And live the riviera life
I'll stop
Thank you for today




I'm sure that by
Candlelight, I'll be alright

Overall Meaning

"Riviera Life" by Caro Emerald is a song about escaping the hustle and bustle of daily life and living the good life on the Riviera. The singer is tired of her "concrete jungle" and seeks to make a great escape by driving her beat-up car through the green countryside until she finds a place she's never been. The road takes her to Monaco, where she can drop off her keys at valet and enjoy a martini while looking out the window bay.


The song is about finding peace and happiness amidst chaos and stress. The singer wants to kiss her blues goodbye and enjoy the simpler things in life. She doesn't want to worry about what life brings and is ready to live the "Riviera life." The lyrics suggest that the Riviera represents a carefree, luxurious lifestyle that is a welcome antidote to the pressures of everyday life.


Overall, "Riviera Life" is a catchy tune that celebrates the idea of living in the moment and indulging in life's pleasures. It's a reminder that sometimes, we need to take a break from our routines and experience something new and exciting to recharge our batteries.


Line by Line Meaning

I'm really tired of my concrete jungle
The singer is exhausted from living in a city and wants a change of scenery.


Six days a week is way too much
The singer is working too much and needs a break.


I'm gonna make
The singer is determined to take action.


The great escape
The artist wants to escape from their current life.


Go on little getaway
The artist wants to take a short vacation.


I'll go get my beat up motor
The singer is going to use their old car for their getaway.


Start it up and head for the green
The singer is driving to a natural area with lots of greenery.


Of endless countrysides
The artist wants to go to a place with vast, rural landscapes.


And go somewhere I've never been
The artist is seeking new experiences and adventures.


I'll stop
The artist will take a break during their journey.


Kiss my blues goodbye
The singer wants to forget about their worries and problems.


Breathe until I
The artist wants to relax and take in the fresh air and surroundings.


Soar outside my crazy nights
The singer wants to escape from their stressful and hectic lifestyle.


And live the riviera life
The singer wants to live a luxurious, carefree lifestyle like the one in the Riviera.


Thank you for today
The singer is expressing gratitude for the present moment and their journey thus far.


I'm sure that by
The artist is confident that something positive will happen.


Candlelight, I'll be alright
The artist will be okay and at peace when they take some time to relax.


The road can wind like my hidden hair bow
The singer is comparing the winding road to their hair bow, which is also twisted and hidden.


You clear my face so I can feel the breeze
The wind caused by driving in the car clears the singer's face and allows them to feel the breeze.


And down below
The artist is referring to a place or city located below them.


It's Monaco
The artist is in or near Monaco, a Mediterranean city known for its luxurious lifestyle.


And mister, I don't know a soul
The artist is alone and doesn't know anyone in the area.


I'll drop off the keys at valet
The singer intends to park their car with a valet when they arrive at their destination.


Look out my window bay
The artist will admire the view from their hotel room window.


One afternoon martini
The singer plans to enjoy a luxury cocktail during their trip.


Wouldn't want it any other way
The singer is happy with their current situation and wouldn't change anything about it.


Whenever my eyes get weary
When the singer gets tired, they will take a break and rest their eyes.


I'm not fearing
The artist is not scared of what life has to offer.


What life brings
The artist trusts that whatever happens in life will be positive and meaningful.


Forever
The singer's positive outlook on life is a lifelong attitude.


When times make me teary
When life gets tough and brings sadness, the singer will remain strong and positive.


I'll know what I was meant to do
The artist has a sense of purpose and understands their direction in life.


I've got nothing at all to lose
The artist has no regrets and is happy with their choices in life.




Lyrics © Red Brick Music Publishing, Universal Music Publishing Group, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Downtown Music Publishing, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
Written by: VINCENT PAUL DEGIORGIO, SANDER ROZEBOOM, DAVID SCHREURS, JAN VAN WIERINGEN

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