Americana
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Americana, blue jeans and marijuana
Type of friends that show their love by picking on ya
On the phone or on the lawn or on the corner
Springsteen to Billie Jean

And if your momma don't care about it
We're gonna get home when we get home
And if your momma don't care about it
We're gonna get home when we get home

Under God, working hard, nail to hammer
Couple toys, the Brooklyn boys from Alabama
Take the floor from Jersey Shore to Country Grammar
Jay-Z, a little James Dean

And if your momma don't care about it
We're gonna get home when we get home
And if your momma don't care about it
We're gonna get home when we get home

Americana
Americana
We're gonna get home when we get home, ooh

My brother is your brother and my sister
(Is your sister, it's all part of a bigger picture)
Arms lift up, love's hard so love harder
(My love is your love, I know you wanna)

Americana
Americana
Americana
Americana

And if your momma don't care about it
(No, no)




And if your momma don't care about it
I know you wanna, Americana

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of "Americana" by Jonas Brothers are a celebration of American culture and the different elements that make up the country's identity. It begins with the mention of iconic symbols like blue jeans and marijuana, representing the casual and carefree aspects of American life. The lyrics also touch upon the type of friendships where teasing and joking around is a way to show affection.


The song then moves on to reference various cultural references and influences. The line "Springsteen to Billie Jean" combines the iconic musicians Bruce Springsteen and Michael Jackson, representing the diversity of musical genres that are loved by Americans. It also highlights the idea that regardless of backgrounds and preferences, people can still come together and appreciate different forms of art.


The second verse further emphasizes this unity, mentioning hard work and the willingness to help one another. The lyrics mention Brooklyn boys from Alabama, symbolizing the fusion of different cultural backgrounds. The song also references popular culture touchpoints like the Jersey Shore and Country Grammar, representing different regions and cultural phenomena within America. The mention of Jay-Z and James Dean showcases the influence of both hip-hop and classic Hollywood in American culture.


Overall, "Americana" celebrates the diversity and unity that America represents, showing that despite differences, people can find common ground through shared experiences and love for their country.


Line by Line Meaning

Americana, blue jeans and marijuana
The American lifestyle, characterized by casual clothing and recreational drug use


Type of friends that show their love by picking on ya
Friends who express affection through teasing and playful banter


On the phone or on the lawn or on the corner
Interacting with friends and socializing in various places


Springsteen to Billie Jean
Appreciating a range of musical genres, from Bruce Springsteen to Michael Jackson


And if your momma don't care about it
If your mother doesn't object to our actions


We're gonna get home when we get home
We'll return home at our own pace, without worrying about following strict schedules


Under God, working hard, nail to hammer
Believing in a higher power while putting in effort and dedication


Couple toys, the Brooklyn boys from Alabama
Enjoying recreational activities and representing a mix of cultures and backgrounds


Take the floor from Jersey Shore to Country Grammar
Dominating any social setting, from a reality TV show to a country music event


Jay-Z, a little James Dean
Appreciating both modern hip-hop culture and timeless coolness


My brother is your brother and my sister
The bond between siblings extends to everyone, promoting a sense of unity


(Is your sister, it's all part of a bigger picture)
The connection between individuals weaves into a larger worldview


Arms lift up, love's hard so love harder
Even though love can be challenging, we should still strive to love deeply and passionately


(My love is your love, I know you wanna)
Sharing and spreading love to others, as we all crave affection and connection


We're gonna get home when we get home, ooh
Emphasizing the freedom and flexibility to return home on our own timeline


Americana
Symbolizing the essence of American culture and identity


We're gonna get home when we get home, ooh
Reiterating the idea of returning home at our own pace and convenience


I know you wanna, Americana
Acknowledging the appeal and desire for the American way of life




Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: Alexander Izquierdo, Jason A. Cornet, Jon Bellion, Jordan Johnson, Joseph Jonas, Kevin Jonas, Nicholas Jerry Jonas, Peter Anthony Nappi, Stef Johnson

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Lyrics

[Intro: Jon Bellion]
My people
One time for my people

[Verse 1: Jon Bellion]
Americana, blue jeans and marijuana
Type of friends that show their love by pickin' on ya
On the phone or on the lawn or on the corner
Springsteen with Billie Jean

[Chorus: Nick Jonas, Joe Jonas & Jon Bellion]
And if your mama don't care about it
We're gonna get home when we get home
And if your mama don't care about it
We're gonna get home when we get home

[Verse 2: Joe Jonas]
Under God, workin' hard, nail to hammer
Couple toys, the Brooklyn boys from Alabama
Takе the floor from Jersey Shorе to Country Grammar
JAY-Z, a little James Dean

[Chorus: Nick Jonas, Joe Jonas & Jon Bellion]
And if your mama don't care about it
We're gonna get home when we get home
And if your mama don't care about it
We're gonna get home when we get home
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[Post-Chorus: Jon Bellion, Nick Jonas]
Americana
Americana
We're gonna get home when we get home, ooh

[Bridge: Joe Jonas, Nick Jonas]
My brother is your brother and my sister
Is your sister, it's all part of a bigger picture
Arms lift up, love's hard, so love harder
My love is your love, I know you wanna

[Interlude: Jon Bellion]
Americana (Oh)
A-A-Americana (Oh)
A-A-Americana (Oh)
A-A-Americana (Oh)

[Outro: Nick Jonas, Joe Jonas & Jon Bellion, Jon Bellion]
And if your mama don't care about it
No, no
And if your mama don't care about it
We're gonna get home, I know you wanna
Americana (Oh)



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