Well, I'm caught one more time Up on Cyprus Avenue Caught one more time Up on Cyprus Avenue
The singer is once again on Cyprus Avenue and is unable to escape the feeling of being trapped or caught in a cycle.

And I'm conquered in a car seat Not a thing that I can do I may go crazy Before that mansion on the hill I may go crazy Before that mansion on the hill But my heart keeps beating faster And my feet can't keep still
The singer is physically and mentally restrained in his seat, unable to change his situation. He is overwhelmed with the building anticipation of reaching a mansion on the hill, and the excitement is causing his heart rate to increase and his body to twitch with energy.

And all the little girls rhyme something On the way back home from school And all the little girls rhyme something On the way back home from school And the leaves fall one by one And call the autumn time a fool
The girls are singing a song, but the exact lyrics are not specified. As they travel home, the leaves around them start to fall, which they mock as 'autumn time.'

Yeah, my t-tongue gets tied Every, every, every time I try to speak My tongue gets tied Every time I try to speak And my inside shakes just like a leaf on a tree
The singer struggles with communication and feels anxious speaking. His internal turmoil is compared to a leaf shaking excessively on a tree.

I think I'll go on by the river with my cherry, cherry wine I believe I'll go walking by the railroad with my cherry, cherry wine If I pass the rumbling station where the lonesome engine drivers pine
The singer imagines wandering around while drinking his cherry wine, pondering life. He also mentions the possibility of passing by a train station, where the drivers are likely experiencing loneliness and despair.

Wait a minute, yonder come my lady Rainbow ribbons in her hair Yonder come my lady Rainbow ribbons in her hair Six white horses and a carriage She's returning from the fair
The singer spots his lady love with rainbow ribbons in her hair, returning from a fair. She is riding in a carriage pulled by six white horses.

Well, I'm caught one more time Up on Cyprus Avenue Caught one more time Up on Cyprus Avenue And I'm conquered in a car seat And I'm looking straight at you
The singer is caught and trapped once again on Cyprus Avenue, and he is looking directly at the listener, seemingly pleading for help.

Way up on, way up on, way up on, way up on, way up on, way up on, way up on The avenue of trees Keep walking down In the wind and rain, darling You keep walking down when the sun shone through the trees
The singer describes the avenue of trees and encourages the listener to keep walking down the avenue, even in inclement weather, to eventually experience the beauty of the sun shining through the trees.

Nobody, no, no, no, no, nobody stops me from loving you baby So young and bold, fourteen-year old Baby, baby, baby
The singer proclaims his love for the listener and asserts that nothing can stop him from loving them, despite their potential young age (fourteen years old).