Blossom
Saves the Day Lyrics


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Everything is for sale underneath the sun
send your dollars in the mail.
If you got what you want
well there's always more.
There's a sale at the store
better get there before they close the door.

Down the street there's a dog
selling socks to a frog
for a 100 dollar bill
but the bill blows away.

Goes round and round and drifts away..
All at once another day
begins blossoming right before your eyes.

Everything is for sale
so I'll sell my eyes
to a preacher who is blind,
and I'll carve off my arms
sell them to the lumberyard,
and i'll auction off my ears
maybe even pawn my fears.

Round and round and drift away
you are not what you would pay.
All at once another day
begins blossoming right before your eyes.

All is right,
tonight
All is right.

Everything is for sale underneath the sun
send your dollars in the mail.
If you got what you want
well there's always more.
Better get it before its gone
cause it all just goes..

Round and round and drifts away..
You are not what you would pay.
All at once another day
begins blossoming right before your eyes.

All is right,




tonight
All is right.

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of ‘Blossom’ by Saves the Day describe a world where everything is up for sale, and there is a desire for more and more. The song starts with the image of sending dollars in the mail, indicating that anything can be bought, and there is no limit to what one can acquire. The lyrics then describe a dog selling socks to a frog for a hundred dollar bill that blows away, emphasizing the transience of material possessions. The lyrics then move on to the idea of selling body parts such as eyes and arms, indicating a loss of identity and self-worth in the pursuit of possessions.


The line ‘you are not what you would pay’ is a powerful statement that highlights that our worth cannot be measured by the material possessions we possess. The song ends with the phrase ‘All is right, tonight’, possibly suggesting that despite the superficial focus on material possessions, there is a deeper sense of satisfaction and harmony that can be achieved.


Overall, ‘Blossom’ is a poignant commentary on consumerism and the commodification of life. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a world where possessions are valued over people, and there is a constant need for more.


Line by Line Meaning

Everything is for sale underneath the sun
In this world, everything can be bought and sold


send your dollars in the mail.
Money is a universal currency that can be used to obtain anything


If you got what you want well there's always more.
Nobody is ever completely satisfied with what they have, and there's always something else to strive for


There's a sale at the store better get there before they close the door.
Opportunities don't last forever, so you have to take advantage of them while you can


Down the street there's a dog selling socks to a frog for a 100 dollar bill but the bill blows away.
Sometimes things that seem absurd or impossible can happen, but the outcome is not always what we expect


Goes round and round and drifts away..
Life is cyclical and constantly changing, and nothing lasts forever


All at once another day begins blossoming right before your eyes.
Every day is full of new opportunities and possibilities


so I'll sell my eyes to a preacher who is blind, and I'll carve off my arms sell them to the lumberyard, and i'll auction off my ears maybe even pawn my fears.
The artist is willing to give up everything they have, even their senses and emotions, in pursuit of something else


you are not what you would pay.
A person's worth cannot be measured by their possessions or wealth


All is right, tonight All is right.
Despite the chaos and unpredictability of life, there are still moments of peace and contentment


Better get it before its gone cause it all just goes..
Things may seem permanent or everlasting, but they can disappear at any moment




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RK

This should have been on the album

The Guy From That One Place

Richard Keyser...technically it wasnt because it was the b-side to the Anywhere With You vinyl. But when buying the physical copy, the album came with a code to download all 3 of the albums B-sides. I do see this album as all 15 tracks tho

Richard Keyser

It was

hady9090

honestly this is my 2nd favorite song by them, first being between in reverie or anywhere with you

headbanger2867

Such a good song. To bad it was years before I discovered it.

damn this takes me back

CroatianNSensationN

1 of the few STD songs I had never heard, but of course is good as usual.

paul harris

best std album

Fivestarsforme

dude, can you send me the Album in a ZIP file?

Adam Tomlinson

hey i was having trouble finding blossom and dont go outside... any chance you send them to me or point me in the right direction.... ? Thanks. Sweet stuff. Def my fave std album

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