Sparkles
Motel Connection Lyrics


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As you won (RIP.)

As you won
I ran off

I grew sparkles
As you won
Time gets job
Fails and hurts us
'round and inside





As you won (RIP.)

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Motel Connection's song "Sparkles" are filled with intense emotion and vivid imagery. In the first line, "As you won," the singer is acknowledging some sort of victory or accomplishment by the person addressed in the lyrics. However, instead of celebrating this victory, the singer immediately says they "ran off." This could indicate that the singer was jealous or upset by the other person's success, and couldn't bear to be around them anymore.


In the next line, "I grew sparkles," the singer describes the way they responded to this situation. Instead of wallowing in misery, they found a way to create something beautiful - perhaps a symbol of their own success, despite their feelings of inferiority. The next line, "Time gets job," could be read as an acknowledgement of the constant march of time, and the way that it often feels like a job or a burden to keep up with it. The final lines, "Fails and hurts us / 'Round and inside / As you won (RIP)," suggest a deeper pain and sense of loss. The singer seems to be grappling with feelings of failure and hurt, both internally and externally, and acknowledging that their relationship with the person who won the victory is now different (or perhaps over entirely).


Line by Line Meaning

As you won
Since you emerged victorious


I ran off
I fled because of your success


I grew sparkles
I cultivated a shimmering aura of my own


As you won
In light of your triumph


Time gets job
The passage of time assumes responsibility


Fails and hurts us
And disappoints and wounds us


'round and inside
In every aspect of our being


As you won (RIP.)
Since your victory, though you may now be deceased.




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