Innocence
Super Duper Lyrics


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It was swimming pool but ice, every single summer
watermelon t-shirt, we were ridding roller coasters
bored in the morning do you wanna go for dinner
every day was a new day, every cardboard box in a clean shelf
it was all real if I close my eyes and see it,
it was all real if I reach out I can feel it
it was all real if I close my eyes and see it,
it was all real if I reach out I can feel it

if I reach out I can feel it
if I reach out I can feel it
if I reach out I can feel it
if I reach out I can feel it
if I reach out I can feel it

Now I'm living on the youth-side dealing with the ups and downs
I remind myself of those days, of the summers in my home town
And maybe it was easier or maybe I was innocent
sometimes you dunno what you got is good when you loving every minute of it

it was all real if I close my eyes and see it,
it was all real if I reach out I can feel it
it was all real if I close my eyes and see it,
it was all real if I reach out I can feel it

if I reach out I can feel it
if I reach out I can feel it
if I reach out I can feel it




if I reach out I can feel it
if I reach out I can feel it

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to "Innocence" by Super Duper paint a nostalgic picture of the happy memories from the singer's childhood. The song starts by describing a summer day filled with swimming, watermelons, roller coasters, and the promise of new adventures. The singer wonders if they should go for dinner, but ultimately the days were full of endless possibilities. The memories are so vivid and real that the singer can almost touch them. They reminisce about the past and contrast it with the present, where the reality is not always as cheerful as their memories. Despite this, the memories are a source of comfort, providing solace from the present.


The lyrics suggest that as time passes and we grow older, we lose our innocence and perspective. It is evident from the lyrics that the singer yearns for the simpler times of their youth, where every day was a new adventure. The song emphasizes the power of memories and how they can transport us back to the happiest days of our lives. The singer acknowledges that maybe they were more innocent back then or maybe life was just more comfortable. Regardless, the memories remain precious, and the singer can feel them when they close their eyes and reach out.


Line by Line Meaning

It was swimming pool but ice, every single summer
Even though it was summer, the pool water was so cold that it felt like ice.


watermelon t-shirt, we were ridding roller coasters
We wore matching watermelon t-shirts while having fun riding roller coasters together.


bored in the morning do you wanna go for dinner
When we got bored in the morning, we would ask each other to go for dinner later in the day.


every day was a new day, every cardboard box in a clean shelf
Each day had its own unique possibilities, like a cardboard box on a clean shelf just waiting to be filled with something new.


if I reach out I can feel it
Even though these memories are in the past, I can still feel them if I reach out and try to connect with them.


Now I'm living on the youth-side dealing with the ups and downs
Now that I'm older, I'm facing the challenges and joys of youth while trying to navigate life's ups and downs.


I remind myself of those days, of the summers in my home town
I often think back to those days and remember the summers I spent in my hometown.


And maybe it was easier or maybe I was innocent
I'm not sure if life was actually easier back then or if I just perceived it that way because of my innocence and naivety.


sometimes you dunno what you got is good when you loving every minute of it
When you're in the moment and enjoying something so much, it can be hard to recognize and appreciate just how good it actually is.


if I reach out I can feel it
Just like before, if I reach out and try to connect with those memories from my past, I can still feel them and experience the joy and innocence I once had.




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