Jurassic Park
Stand Atlantic Lyrics


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(Dancing with ghosts in your garden)
(Dancing with ghosts in your gar-)

Wiped out on the kitchen floor
Comets killing dinosaurs
Heavy sunken eyes, seen it all
You're not fucking wise anymore
Head fueling your army south
Candy in your cottonmouth
Feeling compromised, seen it all
Don't wanna see you hide anymore

Been here before
(Dancing with ghosts in your garden)
Lost dinosaur
(Dancing with ghosts)

We're dressing skeletons, oh
Like a funeral home, wrapped in your basement below
Dancing with ghosts in your garden
And I'll never know, who you do it for
Lost dinosaur
(Dancing with ghosts in your garden)

(Vomit in apologies)
Not serving them honestly
Break your fingertips, starting wars
You couldn't get a grip, so you die a little more

Been here before
(Dancing with ghosts in your garden)
Lost dinosaur

We're dressing skeletons, oh
Like a funeral home wrapped in your basement below
Dancing with ghosts in your garden
And I'll never know, who you do it for
Lost dinosaur
(Dancing with ghosts in your garden)
(Dancing with ghosts in your garden)

(Whoa-oh-oh-oh)

We're dressing skeletons, oh
Like a funeral home, wrapped in your basement below
Dancing with ghosts in your garden
And I'll never know, who you do it for




Lost dinosaur
(Dancing with ghosts in your garden)

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Stand Atlantic's song "Jurassic Park" depict a desolate and haunting atmosphere that speaks to the themes of loneliness, loss, and regret. The opening lines "dancing with ghosts in your garden" establish a metaphorical image of the singer's subject as someone who has lost touch with the people around them and instead finds solace in their own spiritual comforts. The following lines of "wiped out on the kitchen floor, comets killing dinosaurs" paint a vivid picture of the emotional devastation left behind by a great loss, leaving the subject feeling isolated and disconnected from the world around them.


The lyrics continue to describe the subject's struggle with addiction and their attempts to cope with their pain through substance abuse, with lines such as "candy in your cottonmouth" and "vomit in apologies." The repetition of the phrase "dancing with ghosts in your garden" throughout the song emphasizes the subject's sense of detachment and disconnection from reality, and the line "we're dressing skeletons like a funeral home" highlights their inability to let go of the past.


Overall, the lyrics of "Jurassic Park" tell a powerful story of loss, addiction, and emotional isolation, painting a bleak picture of a person struggling to find their place in the world.


Line by Line Meaning

Wiped out on the kitchen floor
Exhausted and defeated, possibly due to drug or alcohol use


Comets killing dinosaurs
Referencing the extinction of dinosaurs, perhaps as a metaphor for being unable to adapt to change


Heavy sunken eyes, seen it all
Tired and experienced, having witnessed and gone through a lot


You're not fucking wise anymore
Addressing someone who used to be knowledgeable or experienced but has since lost that wisdom


Head fueling your army south
The artist is acknowledging that someone is on a self-destructive path or making a bad decision


Candy in your cottonmouth
Possibly a reference to drug use or addiction


Feeling compromised, seen it all
Feeling vulnerable or exposed, possibly due to past experiences


Don't wanna see you hide anymore
The artist is encouraging someone to be more open and honest


Been here before
Recognizing that the situation being described is not new


(Dancing with ghosts in your garden)
A repeated phrase that could refer to being haunted by past experiences or relationships


Lost dinosaur
Possibly feeling out of place or disconnected from the world


We're dressing skeletons, oh
Metaphor for trying to cover up past mistakes or problems


Like a funeral home, wrapped in your basement below
Continuing the metaphor of hiding past mistakes or issues


And I'll never know, who you do it for
The singer is acknowledging that they don't understand the motivations behind someone's actions


(Vomit in apologies)
Possibly referencing the act of apologizing for one's behavior


Not serving them honestly
The apologies are insincere or not genuine


Break your fingertips, starting wars
Possibly referencing self-destructive behavior or creating problems for oneself


You couldn't get a grip, so you die a little more
Continuing the idea of self-destructive behavior and the toll it takes on someone


(Whoa-oh-oh-oh)
A repeated musical phrase that adds emphasis to the lyrics




Lyrics © Songtrust Ave
Written by: Bonnie Fraser, Stevie Knight

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