Indigo
Lukas Layton Lyrics

Love
This song is an exploration of different experiences and emotions, including love.

Dreams
The singer discusses their dreams and desires throughout the song, particularly related to fame and success.

Drugs
Drug use is a theme in the song, with the singer referencing their own experiences getting high and drinking alcohol.

Fears
While the song is largely about indulgence and pleasure-seeking, there are moments where the artist hints at deeper fears and insecurities.

I'm fucking free
Throughout the song, the artist emphasizes their independence and nonconformity, frequently stating that they are 'free.'

I walk alone, I dream sometimes
The singer expresses a sense of loneliness and introspection, often spending time wandering alone and dreaming about their future ambitions.

I fuck a lot, I'm getting high
The singer is unapologetic about their promiscuity and drug use, which they see as part of their wild and carefree lifestyle.

I can't remember where I belong
Despite their freedom, the artist expresses a sense of uncertainty about their place in the world.

My soul is dancing, my soul is gone
The artist feels a sense of freedom and liberation in their lifestyle, but also hints at a deeper spiritual emptiness or disconnection.

Indigo, I'm Indigo
The repeated refrain of 'Indigo' represents the artist's sense of individuality and nonconformity, as well as their desire to stand out and be recognized.

My blood is gold, is full of sin
The singer has complex feelings about their own worth and morality, seeing themselves as both valuable and morally flawed.

'Cause I forgot the feels I feel
Despite their indulgences, the artist hints at a sense of numbness or disconnection from their own emotions.

Running Miami with midnight sex
The singer describes an extravagant lifestyle of partying and sex, particularly in the city of Miami.

Drinking tequila, making mistakes
The singer connects their wild partying to a sense of recklessness and irresponsibility, with the implication that they are making dangerous choices.

Give me something to shine
The singer wants a chance to be recognized and celebrated, particularly for their talent or individuality.

Something to win
This line reflects the artist's competitive nature and their desire to succeed and be recognized as a winner or achiever.

Something to fight
The artist is willing to work hard and fight for what they want, particularly related to their career ambitions and desire for recognition.

Give me dollars and dope
The singer acknowledges the role of money and drugs in their lifestyle, seeing them as necessary (but also potentially dangerous) elements of their pursuit of pleasure and success.

Sex and Jägger shots
The singer is unapologetic about their indulgence in sex and alcohol, seeing them as key elements of their wild and carefree lifestyle.

Give me New York and Love
The artist sees New York as representative of opportunity and success, and also craves meaningful romantic connections.

Fuck me, Mi Amor
This line is a sexual reference, with the artist expressing a desire for physical pleasure and connection with their lover ('Mi Amor').

I'm full of glamour
Despite their self-doubt and emotional complexity, the artist sees themselves as glamorous and attractive.

They call me neon Úbeda child
The singer references their own identity, using the name 'neon Úbeda child' as a way to align themselves with a unique and distinct persona.

The street is teaching me how to fight
The artist has a sense of toughness and resilience, perhaps developed through difficult experiences or adversity in their life.

I spread my wings only in the dark
Despite expressing a desire for recognition and success, the singer is cautious and perhaps even secretive about their ambitions.

I'm a chamaleon, I'm fucking wild
The singer has a sense of adaptability and versatility, able to shift and change as necessary in order to pursue their own desires and ambitions.

I only see in black & white
The singer has a stark, uncompromising view of the world, often dividing things into clear-cut categories of right and wrong.

I miss the rock, I miss the old times
Despite their desire for success and recognition, the artist also has a nostalgia for past experiences and perhaps a simpler way of life.

My love to Dean and Morrison
This line is a reference to famous musicians James Dean and Jim Morrison, whom the artist admires and perhaps looks to for inspiration or guidance.

My life is a Janis Joplin song
The singer sees their own life as perhaps chaotic and passionate, similar to the music and lifestyle of musician Janis Joplin.