A BOY NAMED ANDREW
Fantastic Negrito Lyrics

La dee da dee da dee da dee da
The singer is expressing a sense of carefree, nonsensical amusement.

La dee da la dee da
The singer continues to convey their light-hearted, carefree attitude.

La dee da la dee da dee da dee
The singer maintains their carefree demeanor, emphasizing it with repetition.

Da da dee da dee da da da
The artist continues the nonsensical expression, suggesting a lack of deep meaning or purpose in their words.

Another day in the morning
The artist begins a new day, expressing a sense of routine and monotony in their life.

I was sworn to bleed like you
The singer feels obligated to endure pain and suffering, just like everyone else.

So I cut myself till I'm feeling red
The singer resorts to self-harm as a way to cope with their emotions and seek release.

I hear voices calling me
The artist is haunted by internal and external voices, possibly representing their anxieties, doubts, or societal expectations.

I was sworn to be like you
The artist feels pressured to conform and be similar to others, losing their individuality in the process.

But I'm losing faith and I'm feeling dead
The artist is experiencing a loss of hope and enthusiasm, feeling emotionally drained and lifeless.

The wheels of time, they keep on turning
Time continues to pass, regardless of the singer's struggles or desires for change.

We're still learning to fly
Despite the challenges and setbacks, the artist acknowledges the ongoing process of personal growth and self-discovery.

(Come on!)
The singer encourages themselves to persevere and keep moving forward despite the difficulties.

Another day in the evening
The singer transitions into the latter part of the day, signifying the passage of time and repetition in their life.

I'm driving home in the black of night
The singer is journeying back to their place of comfort and familiarity, navigating through darkness and uncertainty.

My one eye's blind and it's pouring rain
The artist metaphorically expresses their limited perspective and the challenging circumstances they face.

What the hell is wrong with me?
The artist questions their own flaws and struggles, expressing frustration and self-doubt.

I was sworn to be like you
The singer reiterates their obligation to conform and be like others, despite their inner conflict and dissatisfaction.

But I'm getting fat and I'm losing hair
The singer's physical appearance is changing, possibly reflecting their deteriorating self-esteem and declining mental well-being.

Keep on, keep on, keep on, keep on
The artist encourages themselves to persist and continue moving forward despite the challenges they face.

Keep on, keep on, keep on, keep on turning
The artist emphasizes the need to keep pushing forward and adapting to life's constant changes and hardships.

I always wanted a freak like you
The artist expresses a desire to have someone unique and unconventional in their life, someone who defies societal norms.

'Til I got you home inside my bed
The singer's desire for a non-conformist partner diminishes once they become intimately familiar with them, suggesting disappointment or disillusionment.

Somethin's got a hold on me, yes
The artist acknowledges that they are being influenced or controlled by an unknown force or circumstance.

'Cause every time I close my eyes
Whenever the singer tries to escape or rest, they are confronted with a certain reality or haunting thoughts.

I see the face of the livin' dead
The singer's visions or thoughts are haunted by the image of those who are physically alive but spiritually dead, possibly symbolizing the singer's own feelings of emotional emptiness.