Sweet Water
Palmas Lyrics
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where the fine little water is sweet
i'm gonna find a pretty girl
gonna take her out to the beach
i'm gonna run my fingers all
through her hair
i'm gonna lay her down next to me
i really wanna
i really wanna
ooooo,
can we go out tonight?
Tell me you won't break my heart,
i really wanna do what's right
can we go out tonight?
The song "Sweet Water" by Palmas is about a man who wants to move to California and find a girl to take to the beach. He wants to run his fingers through her hair and lay her down next to him. The lyrics evoke the feeling of wanting to do what's right and not wanting his heart to be broken. The chorus repeats the line "can we go out tonight?" and emphasizes the man's desire for companionship and connection.
The lyrics reflect a common theme in contemporary popular music, which is the search for love and romance. The mention of California is also significant, as it is associated with a laid-back and carefree lifestyle. By contrast, the man's desire to do what's right and avoid heartbreak suggests a deeper emotional complexity beneath the surface.
In conclusion, "Sweet Water" by Palmas is a song about longing, desire, and the search for love. It captures the mix of excitement and apprehension that comes with pursuing romantic relationships, and it reflects the universal human longing for companionship and connection.
Line by Line Meaning
I wanna move to California,
I desire to relocate to the state of California
where the fine little water is sweet
because of the pure and refreshing taste of the water
i'm gonna find a pretty girl
I will look for an attractive female companion
gonna take her out to the beach
I plan to bring her to the shore
i'm gonna run my fingers all
I intend to lightly touch
through her hair
her locks of hair
i'm gonna lay her down next to me
I will position her horizontally next to me
i really wanna
I truly desire
i really wanna do what's right
I want to act correctly
i really wanna
I truly desire
ooooo,
can we go out tonight?
Would you like to spend time together tonight?
Tell me you won't break my heart,
Please assure me that you will not hurt me emotionally
i really wanna do what's right
I want to carry out good deeds
can we go out tonight?
Would you like to spend time together tonight?
Contributed by Alexandra I. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
Jana Amelingmeier
Biggest waves ever surfed in PR were at 'Wilderness' winter of 1975
There was a stack of three cold fronts (froze the oranges in Florida)
causing a "Massive" swell.
Only three men out, one of which was Gary Branham, who got a photo
in "surfer Magazine" > captioned "riding a wilderness giant"
We had to stand on a van roof to see those riders make their bottom turns,
and the whole parking area was vibrating from the shore break. Wishing well
was not even breaking as Wilderness was taking all of the swell.
monkeynkl
Incredible...6 lifeguards went to P.R. in '65. Hit almost all the spots. Tres Palmas was note worthy, for it's size, ride ability, incredible tube, and incredibly beautiful ocean water. World wide classic. Because of the angle of the drone it's a bit hard to estimate the size. Big difference, we were the crowd.
Francisco Rolon
Sick waves... Biggest in PR by far.
charleschannel
the music is awesome
Will Phipps-Tomlinson
Lambada Alucinada by Felipe Cordeiro if you was wondering! 🤙🏽
Today's Hike
great flying!
Adalberto Andino
Yo lo serfeava. En los 80' con el corillo. De Santa rosa. Bayamon..
Surfmus
Good but I take Wilderness any time. Surfed it in the 90s and was amazing. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oekObH5dnlU&t=9s Also surfed Rincon a few times but IMO was overrated and crowed it. Aguadilla and Isabela were my favs.
Jana Amelingmeier
I agree, In 1975 I saw it well over triple overhead, it is a very powerful wave, and is a 'world-class' when the stars align.
clarkewi
Wow!!!