Amazon
Nona Reeves Lyrics

The lyrics of Nona Reeves's song "Amazon" appear to explore the theme of longing for a special love, and the desire to escape to a place of tranquility to find it. The song seems to speak of a woman who embodies the serene qualities of nature, such as the grass and the ground that makes the singer feel mellow and green. The woman also seems to possess the power of a firearm, possibly signifying her ability to protect the singer's heart. The lyrics then switch to the mention of a red light, which could be interpreted as a warning sign, however, the song's overall positive tone suggests that this warning may be regarding a challenge that can be overcome.

The lyrics also mention the Amazon, which is portrayed as the escape destination for the "special girl" who takes her bag and goes. The Amazon, with its lush and natural beauty, could represent the singer's idealized version of a perfect world with his special love. The repeated mention of "Hey Everyday, I think about you, girl, It's just another rainy day," seems to imply that the singer is living in a state of longing, missing his special love every day, in a gloomy and sad environment. Nonetheless, the song's message remains positive and uplifting, encouraging the listener to keep going, keep searching, and eventually find their way to their version of the Amazon where they'll find that special kind of love.

Fun Facts about "Amazon":

· The song was released in 1994 by the Japanese disco group Nona Reeves.

· The song reached number 4 on the Japanese Oricon chart.

· The song was used in a popular Japanese anime series called "Golden Time."

· The song has been covered by several popular artists, including BoA

· The title "Amazon" refers to the Amazon rainforest, which is one of the largest forests in the world.

· The Amazon rainforest is known for its biodiverse wildlife and natural beauty.

· The song's lyrics were written by Yoshimi Ueno, who is also known for writing hit songs for other Japanese artists.

· The song's music was composed by Kazuya Senke, who is a member of Nona Reeves and has also composed music for Japanese films and dramas.

· The song's music video features the band performing in a jungle-like setting, with images of a woman walking through the wilderness interspersed throughout.

Chords:
Unfortunately, the chords for this song are not available.