It is notable that J.C. made history with the song "Telephone Love." It became the first Reggae song to successfully crossover to the Hip Hop and R&B markets in the U.S. and go to #1 on the Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart. It became a major radio hit in large cities such as New York. "Home Is Where The Hurt Is" became her other hit song to see similar mainstream success Stateside. J.C. has continued to her career, becoming known around the world for her unique voice and music. She has toured such far away places as Japan several times.
She also is an accomplished painter and actress. Her works have been exhibited in Kingston art galleries. She also has acted in several theatre productions. J.C. Lodge is currently recording for the Greensleeves Record label. Learn more at her official www.jclodge.com and http://www.facebook.com/home.php#!/jclodge
Comfort Zone
J.C. Lodge Lyrics
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I'm gonna switch to adult mode
playtime is over,
oh-oh-oh-oh-oh
It's time to grow up
I'm heading for a showdown
I don't wanna waste more time
no more
I Just wanna live
I Just wanna feel
Power, right on my skin
right now, that's all I need
Can I get out of my comfort zone?
Can I?
Can I?
Can I get out of my comfort zone? (x2)
I'm tired,
tired to hear my name
screaming from my mom and dad
followed by questions like
Will you ever get a job?
Are you ready for the world?
''son life ain't easy''
if you won't get out
of your comfort zone
I Just wanna live
I Just wanna feel
Power, right on my skin
right now, that's all I need
Can I get out of my comfort zone?
Can I?
Can I?
Can I get out of my comfort zone?
J.C. Lodge's song "Comfort Zone" talks about the struggle of growing up and stepping out of one's comfort zone. The song's first verse speaks to the fact that the singer is no longer content with playing around and wants to switch to an "adult mode." The chorus is a cry for help, as the singer desires to feel powerful, to live and to grow, but she needs to get out of her comfort zone first. The second verse is a direct reference to the pressure put on young people by their parents, who question their readiness for the world and give the advice that life is not easy if they don't step out of their comfort zones. Overall, the song is a coming-of-age story that speaks to the struggle of leaving behind the safety and familiarity of one's comfort zone to pursue growth and fulfillment.
Line by Line Meaning
25 years old
At a young age of 25, the singer is realizing that it's time for her to become an adult.
I'm gonna switch to adult mode
The singer is determined to leave behind her childish ways and embrace adult responsibilities.
playtime is over, oh-oh-oh-oh-oh
The singer acknowledges that her days of playing around are over and it's time to get serious.
It's time to grow up
The singer understands that it's time for her to stop acting immature and start acting like the adult she is.
I'm heading for a showdown
The singer is anticipating a difficult time ahead but is still determined to push forward.
I don't wanna waste more time, no more, no more
The singer is tired of wasting her time and is ready to start making some progress.
I Just wanna live
The singer wants to experience life to the fullest.
I Just wanna feel
The singer wants to experience new things and truly feel alive.
Power, right on my skin
The singer wants to feel powerful and in control of her life.
right now, that's all I need
The singer is eager to start living her life to the fullest and wants to do it right away.
Can I get out of my comfort zone?
The singer is asking herself if she's capable of stepping out of her comfort zone and taking risks.
Can I?
The singer is questioning her ability to make changes in her life.
I'm tired, tired to hear my name
The singer is tired of being nagged by her parents and wants to start living on her own terms.
screaming from my mom and dad
The singer's parents are constantly reminding her of her responsibilities and the need to grow up.
followed by questions like Will you ever get a job?
The singer's parents are concerned about her future and whether or not she's capable of providing for herself.
Are you ready for the world?
The singer's parents are concerned about her ability to handle herself in the real world.
''son life ain't easy''
The singer's parents are trying to prepare her for the difficulties of adulthood.
if you won't get out of your comfort zone
The singer's parents believe that she won't be able to handle adulthood unless she takes risks and steps out of her comfort zone.
Can I get out of my comfort zone?
The singer is reminding herself that taking risks and stepping out of her comfort zone is the only way she'll be able to truly experience life.
Can I?
The singer is still questioning her ability to take risks and make changes in her life.
Can I get out of my comfort zone? (x2)
The singer is still questioning her ability to take risks and step out of her comfort zone, emphasizing the importance of doing so in order to truly experience life.
Lyrics © O/B/O APRA AMCOS
Written by: Gianluca Viglianisi, Gianluca Guzzardi
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