Tidal Wave
Kid With Man Head Lyrics


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Still swimming and so confused
All the starfish have fallen down
Homesick for sky and we'll being them back,
Back home

My rocket that I built for two and
For a rainbow to bend around
I know you're excited
We won't look back,
Look out

Climb inside my love, it's a tidal wave

The clouds are silver trampolines
For the angels and mermaids now
Sea meets the sky as
We're bouncing back
And forth

A marijuana submarine
Full of seaweed for getting down
Come on and ride it
And don't look back,
Look out

Climb inside my love, it's a tidal wave

Tidal wave, tidal wave, tidal wave, tidal wave

Tell your mother
That you're flying away next to me




Meet us on the new moon
In June

Overall Meaning

The Kid With Man Head's song Tidal Wave appears to be a psychedelic journey where the singer is yearning for the sky and home, but still lost and confused amidst a sea of falling starfish. The artist speaks of a rocket that he built for two, with a rainbow bending around it, indicating perhaps his love or a partnership that he is excited to embark upon. The lyrics suggest that the rocket launch represents leaving something behind and looking towards a brighter future, with no regrets. The artist invites the listener to climb inside his love, which he compares to a tidal wave, suggesting a powerful and all-consuming love.


The second verse explores a surreal image of clouds as silver trampolines for angels and mermaids to bounce back and forth, while the singer is on a marijuana submarine filled with seaweed, further indicating the trippy surrealism of the song. The singer invites the listener to ride the submarine and not look back, indicating a sense of abandon and surrender to the journey. The chorus repeats the invitation to climb inside his love, emphasizing the tidal wave-like intensity of this love.


The final verse becomes a call to adventure, with the singer inviting the listener to tell their mother that they are flying away next to him and to meet them on the new moon in June. This suggests a journey of growth and discovery, a departure from the familiar and the mundane, towards a new beginning. The Kid With Man Head's Tidal Wave is a dreamy representation of a free-spirited, surreal and adventurous love journey.


Line by Line Meaning

Still swimming and so confused
Unable to proceed and lacking direction


All the starfish have fallen down
An unexplainable force has caused destruction


Homesick for sky and we'll being them back,
Desperately longing for a sense of security and peace


Back home
The ultimate destination and place of refuge


My rocket that I built for two and
A creation representing a shared vision


For a rainbow to bend around
An expression of beauty and hope


I know you're excited
Assuming enthusiasm and anticipation from others


We won't look back,
A determination to move forward without hesitation


Look out
Stay vigilant and avoid danger


Climb inside my love, it's a tidal wave
Embrace the overwhelming intensity of a strong emotion


The clouds are silver trampolines
An imaginative view of the natural world


For the angels and mermaids now
A magical interpretation of mythical beings


Sea meets the sky as
An elemental union of the two great domains


We're bouncing back
Resilient and able to recover from adversity


And forth
A constant movement and progression


A marijuana submarine
A drug-induced, fantastical construct


Full of seaweed for getting down
A surreal concept of using sea plants for recreational purposes


Come on and ride it
Inviting someone to share in an unconventional experience


Climb inside my love, it's a tidal wave
Embrace the overwhelming intensity of a strong emotion


Tidal wave, tidal wave, tidal wave, tidal wave
Repeating and reinforcing the metaphor


Tell your mother
A request to disclose plans and intentions


That you're flying away next to me
Going on an adventure together


Meet us on the new moon
Timing and coordination of the rendezvous


In June
A specific month set for the event




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