Miranda
Midnight Metro Lyrics
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And then the very next day you wake up feeling like you love her
She walks into the room and everyone stops and stares
And probably soon you'll find yourself tryna get to know her
She kind of looks like a girl you'd meet at church on Sunday, but she's not
Her mama says she's daddy's little girl, but everybody knows she's not
Everyone loves Miranda
She's so hard to resist
That's why I keep on loving my Miranda
She mixes lemonade in a glass of pink chardonnay, Miranda
Miranda likes to play it cool
She brushes off the guys at school
Who try to impress her with their fast cars
She feels inclined to give 'em a wink
But I'm willing to bet that they probably think
She's looking for one of them to love her
Well I don't get why the jockies go so ham when she's around
And why do they only have a good time when they're getting drunk downtown
Still, everyone loves Miranda
She's so hard to resist
That's why I keep on loving my Miranda
She mixes lemonade in a glass of pink chardonnay, Miranda
Why won't she realize (She won't realize)
If she'd just open her eyes (Then she could see)
But she refuses to see (Refuses to see)
How good of a guy I can be
So till then I'll just sit here and fish by the pond
'Cause after the jockies all rip her apart
I'll be waiting to mend her pieces of broken heart
In the lyrics of Midnight Metro’s song “Miranda,” we are introduced to a character named Miranda, who embodies a captivating yet elusive quality that draws people towards her. The song begins with the singer reflecting on how meeting Miranda for just one night can leave a profound impact, suggesting an instant attraction that evolves into deeper feelings by the following day. This immediate connection highlights the magnetic charm Miranda possesses; when she enters a room, she captures everyone's attention, forcing those around her to pause and take notice. The immediate allure that she generates makes the singer eager to learn more about her, indicating that there is an air of mystery surrounding her character, hinting at both her strength and complexity.
As the singer compares Miranda to a girl often found at church, it becomes clear that while she may outwardly fit the traditional and wholesome mold, she defies those expectations in her actions and lifestyle. The juxtaposition of her being "daddy's little girl" and the acknowledgment that "everybody knows she's not" reveals layers to her personality that challenge societal norms. It implies that Miranda, although appearing innocent, possesses a rebellious spirit that intrigues those around her. This dynamic creates a nuanced characterization, allowing listeners to understand that Miranda is more than just a pretty face; she embodies a mix of innocence and complexity that makes her even more alluring to the singer and the crowd.
The chorus underscores Miranda's irresistible charm and the struggles the singer faces in his desire to win her affection. The lines “everyone loves Miranda” emphasize her broad appeal, yet they also hint at the superficial nature of the attention she receives from others, particularly from more flamboyant characters like “the jockies.” The metaphor of “mixing lemonade in a glass of pink chardonnay” succinctly illustrates Miranda’s unique blend of sweetness and sophistication. It denotes a duality in her character–the light, refreshing nature of lemonade mixed with the more mature and complex flavor of chardonnay, symbolizing her ability to balance various aspects of her personality in a way that captivates those around her.
The verses delve into the frustrations the singer feels regarding Miranda’s inability to see his value amidst the chaos of attention she receives. He observes her dismissing the advances of her suitors, suggesting she may not recognize the sincerity of his affections, which creates a sense of longing and wistfulness. The recurring theme of waiting for her to realize his worth reinforces the singer's commitment, revealing a deep-seated hope that after the “jockies” have taken their toll on her, he will be there to provide comfort and healing. This waiting—symbolized by fishing by the pond—serves as a metaphor for the patience and resilience he is willing to muster for the chance at love. The overall narrative intertwines longing, admiration, and a subtle critique of superficial relationships, providing a rich tapestry of emotional depth and an exploration of unrequited love in a youthful setting.
Line by Line Meaning
Miranda is the kind of girl you meet one night
Miranda embodies that enchanting presence that captures your attention in a fleeting moment.
And then the very next day you wake up feeling like you love her
Her impact lingers long after the night, igniting feelings of affection overnight.
She walks into the room and everyone stops and stares
Her entrance commands instant attention, showcasing her captivating charm.
And probably soon you'll find yourself tryna get to know her
Her allure naturally compels you to engage with her, to uncover her mysteries.
She kind of looks like a girl you'd meet at church on Sunday, but she's not
While she may possess an innocent appearance reminiscent of a wholesome girl, her essence diverges from that stereotype.
Her mama says she's daddy's little girl, but everybody knows she's not
Though she may be portrayed as innocent and protected, her true nature is more rebellious and complex.
Everyone loves Miranda
Her magnetic personality draws admiration and affection from all around her.
She's so hard to resist
Her charm makes it nearly impossible to ignore or avoid falling for her.
That's why I keep on loving my Miranda
My feelings for her persist, fueled by her irresistible nature.
She mixes lemonade in a glass of pink chardonnay, Miranda
Her blend of innocence and sophistication creates a unique appeal that encapsulates her essence.
Miranda likes to play it cool
She maintains an air of nonchalance that adds to her allure.
She brushes off the guys at school
She dismisses the advances of those who seek her attention.
Who try to impress her with their fast cars
The boys attempt to win her over through material displays of wealth and status.
She feels inclined to give 'em a wink
While she acknowledges these advances playfully, she does not take them seriously.
But I'm willing to bet that they probably think
Yet, it's likely that those boys misinterpret her playful demeanor as interest.
She's looking for one of them to love her
They might believe she seeks validation from them, while her intentions are different.
Well I don't get why the jockies go so ham when she's around
I'm puzzled by the exaggerated enthusiasm and competitive behavior of the athletes in her presence.
And why do they only have a good time when they're getting drunk downtown
Their enjoyment seems contingent upon intoxication, rather than genuine connection.
Still, everyone loves Miranda
Despite their antics, she remains the center of affection and admiration.
She's so hard to resist
Her charm continues to cast a spell that draws people to her irresistibly.
That's why I keep on loving my Miranda
My affection for her remains steadfast amid the chaos surrounding her.
She mixes lemonade in a glass of pink chardonnay, Miranda
Her unique blend of characteristics creates an intriguing and refreshing persona.
Why won't she realize (She won't realize)
I'm frustrated that she remains unaware of certain truths about our dynamic.
If she'd just open her eyes (Then she could see)
If she were to look closer, she would recognize the depth of my feelings for her.
But she refuses to see (Refuses to see)
Her unwillingness to acknowledge my affections prevents us from connecting.
How good of a guy I can be
She overlooks my sincerity and kindness, which could offer her genuine happiness.
So till then I'll just sit here and fish by the pond
In the meantime, I'll patiently wait and contemplate my feelings while engaging in a quiet pastime.
And throw back till she bites on my line (Bites on my line)
I'll continue to hold onto hope that eventually she'll recognize my intentions.
Cause after the jockies all rip her apart
After those superficial suitors have likely hurt her emotional well-being.
I'll be waiting to mend her pieces of broken heart
I stand ready to offer my support and kindness to help restore her when she's in need.
Lyrics © O/B/O DistroKid
Written by: Allesandro Rotondi
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