Ice Cream
June in October Lyrics

The lyrics of "Ice Cream" by June in October paint a melancholic picture of a broken world filled with chaos and heartbreak. The comparison of the earth to a broken star sets a somber tone for the rest of the song. The mention of the streets bustling with drunks and cars and people with broken hearts suggests a sense of disillusionment and despair. The singer finds themselves in a place where lovers part, indicating a sense of loss and separation in their own life.

Despite the bleak surroundings, the singer expresses a strong desire to not leave their loved one. They want to see them again someday, even if it's not immediately possible. The repetition of the line "I'm not gonna leave you" emphasizes the singer's commitment and loyalty to their loved one. There is a sense of longing and yearning in their words, highlighting the depth of their connection.

The singer reflects on their mission and acknowledges that they already know how it will end, but they choose to enjoy their moments of bliss and pretend for a while. The line "ignorance is all you need to have a friend" speaks to the idea of finding solace in ignorance or innocence to maintain friendships and connections. The singer expresses a desire to see and be with their loved one, suggesting a need for emotional connection and intimacy.

The song takes a nostalgic turn as the singer reminisces about a simple moment shared with their loved one when they were told "Good Morning." This memory evokes a sense of warmth and longing, highlighting the significance of even small gestures in their relationship. The repeated refrains of "I just wanna see you" and "maybe I'll feel something" reflect the singer's yearning for emotional connection and a desire for genuine experiences. The closing lines convey a sense of sadness and longing as the singer admits to thinking of their loved one often, concluding with the poignant sentiment that simply thinking of them is enough.