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JUDY AND MARY Lyrics

These lyrics are from JUDY AND MARY's song "Lucky Pool." The song starts by describing a scene where the singer wakes up from a nap, realizing that they had fallen asleep without realizing it. They feel the warm afternoon breeze, their nose is sunburned, and their chest is sweaty. They also mention a lukewarm canned beer. This sets the laid-back and lazy atmosphere of the summer.

The lyrics continue with the singer reflecting on how they were hurt and feeling sensitive the day before, but then they unexpectedly receive a happy song through a small stereo they had been playing softly. This moment brings them joy and lifts their spirits. It suggests that even amidst hardships, small things can bring happiness and positivity.

In the chorus, the singer expresses their desire to turn their small backyard into a big ocean, creating a lucky pool. The idea implies transforming their everyday life into something grand and extravagant, despite it not being a lavish vacation. They acknowledge that life can be repetitive and like waves, but they believe that these waves will eventually lead them to their true selves. They embrace accidents and let the wind blow them as it wishes. Someone once told them that it's okay to cry.

The bridge describes a scene where the singer sees trembling flower petals under a clear sky. They begin to understand the courage it takes to let go of old things, just like discarding an old clock. By witnessing the smile of someone they care for, their heart aches in a bittersweet way. They acknowledge that they don't know what eternity is, but they want to strive to become a kind person.

The second chorus repeats the idea of turning their small backyard into a big ocean and how it's okay to let the water splash on their knees. They mention that they will seek these simple pleasures through playful moments, alongside the person they are addressing in the song. They swim towards a flickering future, without fear.

The outro invites them to wave their hands as they reach towards the never-ending horizon. They encourage themselves and others not to lose sight of the yet-to-be-seen tomorrow, as someone once reminded them. The lyrics end with a question, asking if they dreamed of meeting a fish in their dreams, signifying a sense of wonder. The repetition of "ahh ahh" adds a touch of longing and mystique to the final lines.