sunrise
Trixxy Lyrics
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Hey-yeah-yeah-ee-yeah
(When they come for me)
Move your body, yeah [x4]
Hey hey he-hey he-hey hey he-hey he-hey hey he-hey he-hey yeah yeah...
Hey-yeah-yeah-ee-yeah
(When they come for me)
Hey hey he-hey he-hey hey he-hey he-hey hey he-hey he-hey yeah yeah...
I can see the sunrise
I can see the sunrise
Hey-yeah-yeah-ee-yeah
[x3]
I can see the sunrise
I can see the sunrise
(When they come for me)
I can see the sunrise
I can see the sunrise
Hey-yeah-yeah-ee-yeah
Hey hey he-hey he-hey hey he-hey he-hey hey he-hey he-hey yeah yeah...
Hey-yeah-yeah-ee-yeah
(When they come for me)
Move your body, yeah [x4]
Whoa-oh-whoa-oh-whoa!
Whoa-oh-whoa-oh-whoa!
The song 'Sunrise' by Trixxy begins with a repetitive chant of the lyrics 'Hey hey he-hey he-hey hey he-hey he-hey hey he-hey he-hey yeah yeah... Hey-yeah-yeah-ee-yeah (When they come for me) Move your body, yeah.' The lyrics suggest that the person singing the song is encouraging the listener to move their body and dance when they are feeling joyous or when they feel threatened. The singer is trying to create a sense of euphoria and positivity through their music. The repetitive nature of the lyrics also implies that this is somewhat of a mantra to be chanted repeatedly, further adding to the sense of ecstasy.
The song then moves to the chorus where the singer says 'I can see the sunrise.' This could be interpreted as the singer feeling uplifted and optimistic, as the sunrise signifies a new beginning and a fresh start. Additionally, the lyrics “(When they come for me)” suggest that there is a sense of impending danger or threat, and the sunrise is a symbol of hope and new opportunities. There is a sense of empowerment conveyed through the lyrics, as the singer implies that one can conquer their fears and challenges by focusing on the positive aspects of life.
Line by Line Meaning
Hey hey he-hey he-hey hey he-hey he-hey hey he-hey he-hey yeah yeah...
A repeated line to create energy and excitement in the song.
Hey-yeah-yeah-ee-yeah
Another repeated line to add energy and excitement to the song.
(When they come for me)
Move your body, yeah [x4]
Urging the listener to dance and enjoy the moment, despite potential future challenges.
I can see the sunrise
A metaphor for new beginnings and positive change. The singer can see beyond their current challenges.
(When they come for me)
Acknowledging potential future challenges for the singer and their audience.
Hey hey he-hey he-hey hey he-hey he-hey hey he-hey he-hey yeah yeah...
Another instance of the repeated line to maintain energy in the song.
Whoa-oh-whoa-oh-whoa!
A final burst of energy to end the song on a high note.
Contributed by James R. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@WideboysTV
Completely forgot I wrote this tune, I've done so many over the years. Thanks for posting and thanks for the nice comments. Trixxy
@mattshigg
what a tune indeed had the pleasure of raving my tits off to this at bowlers Manchester in the late 90s.
@TripcydeC70
WideboysTV this tune started my lifelong love for happy hardcore when I was a young teen in the late 90s. Still my all time fav. Thank you
@drygordspellweaver8761
Bro who else put the Poltergeist theme song into a beat... lol
@hyceohmenjai
this song is so important
@ThreelionsSFIV
@@drygordspellweaver8761 "The exorcist", not sure if present in Poltergeist.
@JJ-vf1ny
As a Kandi Kid of the late 90s early 00s, I have to say...this song made my morning when the sun was coming up and I started feeling my roll again. I always got depressed when then the sun came up, but not when I heard this song. This song literally brought back my roll at times. Thank you Trixxy!
@wrexhammusic
Fun Fact: The Backing Tune Is Tubular Bells.
@robophreeq
LOVE this track. It was one of the very first HHC tunes I ever heard, back in the late '90s (thanks to the original Napster). In my area of the USA, it was nearly impossible to find Happy Hardcore anywhere back in those days. The stores didn't even know what I was talking about when I asked for it. This track, along with a few others from that era kickstarted my love for HHC, which roars on to this very day. Cheers Trixx. I can see the Sun rise....
@dmp1541
robophreeq I know what you mean...