Sacramento
Deep Dish Feat. Morel Lyrics


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I can't help but feeling that love is always dealing me a losing hand
California's sleeping and you've got me weeping
I am just a man
I'm just a man
I'm just a man

Standing at the airport she is just a cohort coffee in her hand
Sacramento's breathing and I can't help believing you don't understand
Don't understand
I'm just a man
Don't understand
I'm just a man

California's sleeping and you've got me weeping
I am just a man
I can't help but feeling that love is always dealing me a losing hand
My losing hand
I'm just a man

Standing at the airport she is just a cohort coffee in her hand
Sacramento's breathing and I can't help believing conscious of my losing hand
My losing hand
My losing hand
Don't Understand
My losing hand
Don't Understand

California's sleeping and you've got me weeping
I am just a man
I can't help but feeling that love is always dealing me a losing hand
My losing hand
My losing hand
Don't understand
My losing hand
Don't understand
My losing hand
Don't understand




Don't understand
Don't understand

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Deep Dish's song Sacramento speak about a feeling of vulnerability and defeat in a romantic relationship. The singer compares himself to being dealt a "losing hand" in love, implying that he has continuously faced disappointment and heartbreak. The chorus repeats the lines "California's sleeping and you've got me weeping, I am just a man," emphasizing the idea that the singer feels powerless in his relationship and unable to change the outcome.


The second verse introduces a female character who is standing with the singer at the airport. The lyrics suggest that she is not aware of the singer's struggles and inability to make things work in his romantic life. Sacramento, the setting of the song, can be interpreted as a symbol of the singer's emotional state, as he is unable to find solace or understanding in his surroundings.


Overall, the lyrics speak to the universal experience of feeling helpless and defeated in a relationship. The use of California and Sacramento as symbols of the singer's emotional state adds depth and meaning to the song, and the repetition of the chorus emphasizes the despair and hopelessness that the singer feels.


Line by Line Meaning

I can't help but feeling that love is always dealing me a losing hand
The singer feels that love and relationships are always causing him to lose.


California's sleeping and you've got me weeping
The atmosphere in California is calm but the singer is sad and crying because of the situation with his love interest.


I am just a man
The singer acknowledges his human limitations and vulnerabilities.


I'm just a man
The singer repeats that he is just a man with limitations.


Standing at the airport she is just a cohort coffee in her hand
The singer sees his love interest at the airport with a cup of coffee, appearing to be a temporary acquaintance.


Sacramento's breathing and I can't help believing you don't understand
The singer believes that even though the city of Sacramento is bustling, his love interest does not understand his feelings and situation.


Don't understand
The singer repeats that his love interest doesn't understand.


My losing hand
The singer repeats that he feels like he always loses in love.


Don't Understand
The singer repeats that his love interest doesn't understand.




Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: ALI SHIRAZINIA, RICHARD MOREL, SHARAM TAYEBI

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Comments from YouTube:

Dave Treanor

One of my favourite all time turns. Still sounds amazing in 2021

Grandremone

Also in 2022

Joe Yamaha

This has little to do with the original MIDDLE OF THE ROAD. Hope the band will at least get some cash, if you twist their song that way...

David Whisper

The band will definitely not receive some cash from me.) All questions to DEEP DISH.

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