Ocean
Sunray feat. Sonic Boom Lyrics


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Here comes the Ocean
And the waves down by the shore
Here comes the Ocean
And the waves down by the sea
Insects are evil thoughts, thought of by selfish men
It really drives me crazy
I am a lazy son
I never get things done
...Mostly up by the water...

But here come the waves
Down by the shore
Washing the eye of the land
That has been down by the sea
Down by the sea
Down by the sea
Down by the sea

Here comes the ocean and the waves
Down by the shore
Here comes the ocean and the waves
Down by the sea

Insects are evil thoughts, thought of by selfish men
It really drives me crazy
I am a lazy son
I never get things done
...Mostly up by the water...

But here come the waves down by the shore
Washing the eye of the land that has been down by the sea
Down by the sea
Down by the sea

Here come the waves
Here come the waves
Here come the waves





Here come the waves...

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Sunray feat. Sonic Boom's song Ocean explore the juxtaposition of the peaceful yet powerful nature of the ocean with the chaotic and negative thoughts that can plague individuals. The first stanza sets the scene by introducing the ocean and its waves, creating a calming and serene atmosphere. However, the second stanza disrupts this tranquility by stating that insects are "evil thoughts, thought of by selfish men," which drives the singer crazy. The final stanza brings the focus back to the ocean and its waves, washing away the problems and struggles of the land.


The song seems to suggest that the ocean can serve as a source of solace and relief for those who are struggling with their thoughts and their inability to be productive. The lyrics "I am a lazy son/I never get things done" are indicative of the singer's frustration with their own lack of motivation, but the ocean's waves offer a sense of renewal and cleansing by washing away the eye of the land that has been down by the sea. Sunray and Sonic Boom's use of imagery and metaphor creates a vivid and introspective narrative that evokes both the beauty and the power of the ocean.


Line by Line Meaning

Here comes the Ocean
The arrival of the ocean is imminent


And the waves down by the shore
The waves are breaking on the shore


Here comes the Ocean
The arrival of the ocean is imminent


And the waves down by the sea
The waves are breaking on the sea


Insects are evil thoughts, thought of by selfish men
Insects in this context represent negative thoughts that are often conjured up by self-centered people


It really drives me crazy
These negative thoughts are causing significant stress and anxiety


I am a lazy son
The singer represents someone who is often unmotivated and does not follow through with tasks


I never get things done
This lack of drive and initiative results in few accomplishments


...Mostly up by the water...
Despite this lack of action on land, the artist is drawn to the water's edge


But here come the waves
The waves are a reminder of the natural forces at work


Down by the shore
The waves are breaking on the shore


Washing the eye of the land
The waves have a purifying effect on the shoreline


That has been down by the sea
The land is shaped and molded by the ocean's power


Down by the sea
The singer is again drawn to the water's edge


Down by the sea
The singer is again drawn to the water's edge


Down by the sea
The artist is again drawn to the water's edge


Here come the waves
The waves are approaching again


Here come the waves
The waves are approaching again


Here come the waves
The waves are approaching again


Here come the waves...
The song ends with a focus on the ever-present and unpredictable forces of the ocean




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Comments from YouTube:

@sabertoothrobot

'Tis a rare and beautiful thing for a band to do an argueably better-than-original cover of a Velvet Underground song. Well played, Sunray, well played ineed.

@TheWelcome7

Also a rare find.. Spotify used to have it, I only can find it here apparently.

@SupersonicMark

swim for 13 minutes in this ocean!

@pedrowilde

<333

@olliemorr

@stanleysoldman :)

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