Ginger
Twin Sister Lyrics

Ginger on your head
Referring to someone with red hair, it symbolizes his/her identity.

Threw my coat
Ending the relationship and the singer leaves, using her coat as a symbol of her desire to move on.

No more I drink just spicy pink
The singer has stopped drinking and has shifted her focus to other endeavors, such as enjoying spicy pink soup, indicating growth and maturity.

Spicy pink soup
A metaphor for the new interests and flavors the artist is exploring, representing her discovery of new experiences.

I love you
The artist considers and appreciates her lover's role in her life journey thus far.

For hiking through the grainy parts of New York
Refers to a lover supporting the singer through tough times and exemplifying his/her willingness and ability to go the extra mile to help and uplift the other.

But I vanished appeared on an island
The singer has gone missing and resurfaced in a distanced, unfamiliar place, symbolizing her growth and independence.

Ginger kids can be nothing but violent
Refers to the common stereotype about redheaded people being violent, emphasizing a wider societal prejudice that members of a minority group can't escape.

Gray spikes
Metaphors describing technological advancements that contribute to environmental degradation and societal unrest.

At night
Highlighting the dangers of blending technology with darkness.

I hope we don't crush up the street lights
Conveys a concern for the environment and sustainability.

Expensive smoke and lacking in
Refers to how, historically, ginger kids have been marginalized or the butt of jokes, making them feel undervalued and on the periphery.

The life of the ginger kids
Points out that individuals with red hair experience a unique set of external circumstances and challenges that are inherent in the experience of being a redhead.

And ginger kids all love to get lost in the earth
Highlights how individuals with red hair often identify with nature and are drawn to earthy things, such as hiking and camping.

Lady make up your mind
Challenges the listener or partner to make a decision and to stop being indecisive.

What the rose or the gold
Calls for a choice to be made between two significant but separate things, represented by the rose or the gold.

Baby pink little birds begin to unfold
A metaphor that refers to personal growth and the blossoming of oneself, emphasizing the beauty of the change.

Stick them on my shirt
Asks the lover to help the singer wear her newfound growth and strength proudly and confidently.

And stick them on my nose
Asks the lover to guide and help the singer as she develops, so she can trust and follow his lead.

Wear them to the kingdom of the gold and the rose
Indicates the artist's hope to show her growth and transformation to the world and be accepted and valued as a unique individual.