Summer Rain
Coco Sumner Lyrics

So tell me, have I lost it all?
The singer expresses insecurity and doubt about whether they have lost everything they hold dear.

Have I lost the pain?
The singer questions if they have lost the capacity to feel pain or if they have grown numb to it.

Punch through a red brick wall.
The singer describes how strong they feel and powerful enough to break through a barrier.

I don't feel a thing.
The artist asserts that they don't feel any pain and they are numb to it.

But to you, it's all the same.
The artist believes that their audience does not differentiate between their true feelings and superficial ones.

Just like a hunter only knows what's its prey.
The singer compares their audience to a hunter who understands only the needs of their prey without any emotional connection to it.

Whatever's mine is yours.
The singer implies that they have nothing to hide and is willing to share everything with their audience.

We share the blame.
The artist accepts their responsibility as well as theirs and sees it as something to share.

Just like the darkness is your mind is blind with shame.
The artist compares their audience's shame to a darkness that blinds their mind and thoughts.

Do tell me, have you lost it all?
The artist poses the same question back to their audience and inquires about whether they have lost everything.

Have you changed your name?
The singer is questioning whether their audience has changed their identity to escape their past and present troubles.

It's funny how this loneliness can bring you fame.
The artist finds it ironic that being alone can bring about popularity and fame in the entertainment industry.

So, how can I trust you?
The singer doubts the authenticity and reliability of their audience and questions if they can trust them.

Love me if you must be fooled.
The singer acknowledges that their audience may deceive them, but they still crave their love and attention.

Here's the mic and here's your cue:
The singer is giving the audience an opportunity to perform or engage with them.

Summer rain and Christmas tears.
The artist references symbols of sadness and sorrow, which are summertime rain and Christmas tears, respectively.

Holiday addiction and fear.
The artist implies that the holiday season and addiction fill their life with anxiety and apprehension.

Just throw away love and golden years.
The singer suggests that the audience must not get too invested in love and should let go of their youth's golden years.

Just take time.
The singer advises the audience to slow down and take their time to enjoy life.

You might miss your life.
The artist warns that if the audience rushes through life, they may miss out on enjoying it.

I think I've missed mine.
The artist admits that they have lost their opportunity to enjoy their life.

So tell me, did you get my calls?
The artist questions whether their audience received their calls or messages.

Did you hear the ring?
The singer asks if their audience heard the phone ringing.

Comes from a showcase brawl just to hear me sing.
The artist reveals that their calls come from a showcase competition, and the real purpose of their calls is to promote their singing.

So tell me, will come on tall?
The singer inquires if their audience is interested and willing to support them to overcome their fears and challenges.

Would you be my king?
The singer seeks their audience's help and encourages them to support and be their leader.

It's funny what will buy your love will slowly bring.
The singer acknowledges that love can be bought with money, but it can bring an unexpected cost later on.

You should have known that I was trouble.
The artist warns their audience that they have a complex history and are challenging to deal with.

You should have told by the look in my eye.
The artist implies that their audience should have seen from their eyes their hidden motives and emotions.

You should be careful who you fall for 'cause only one ? and twice is too shy.
The singer warns that people should be cautious about who they fall in love with, as getting hurt repeatedly will make them hesitant and shy in the future.

So don't lie to me.
The singer asks their audience to be honest and transparent with them.

I am your responsibility.
The artist acknowledges that their audience is committed to them and needs to be accountable for them in the future.

Stay strong for me and smother me.
The artist asks their audience to be strong and support them through their challenges while showing affection.

Cuddle me.
The artist desires their audience's intimacy and companionship.

So here's to my sobriety.
The singer is celebrating their recovery from addiction and praising their efforts to stay sober.

I think I've missed mine.
The artist implies again that they have missed the opportunity to live their life to the fullest and experience joy in their life.