Venus
Zuckerbaby Lyrics


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She was kissing the concrete
He was smelling the static
How typically dramatic
So much alike in every way
It was all terribly romantic
They came from opposite planets
Attracted like magnets
To collide is so exciting
Head over heels is how it feels
Accidentally struck by lightening

How do you do
And you're turning blue
True blue if you knew
Where you were going to
Too overdue it's true
Over the edge
Swing on the moon
I'm addicted to a piece of you
What's your sign
Yeah Venus was a friend of mine

Tongue tied to a mood ring
The sweetest sensation
Forget about the fasion
Never felt so dead in candy apple red
Be alive without the passion

How do you do
And you're turning blue
True blue if you knew
Where you were going to
Too overdue it's true
Over the edge
Swing on the moon
I'm addicted to a piece of you




What's your sign
Yeah Venus was a friend of mine

Overall Meaning

The opening line of Zuckerbaby's "Venus" sets the scene with "She was kissing the concrete, He was smelling the static". From this, it appears that the two protagonists in the song are in different worlds, emotionally and physically. The song is about two people who are drawn to each other even though they come from different planets. It invokes the idea that opposites attract and that sometimes, the passion and excitement of two people from different worlds coming together can be hard to ignore. The line "so much alike in every way" suggests that the two have a lot in common despite their differences. The line "accidentally struck by lightning" hints at the instantaneous and powerful chemistry they feel.


As the song progresses, the chorus provides insight into the intensity of the connection between the two characters. The chorus presents a series of questions and statements that suggest a desire to be closer to the other person, and a willingness to take risks. "How do you do, and you're turning blue" could represent being short of breath, almost fainting from the excitement of seeing the other person. "Over the edge, swing on the moon" suggests an electric kind of feeling that lifts them off their feet and makes them feel weightless. "I'm addicted to a piece of you" expresses an insatiable desire for more of the other person.


Overall, Zuckerbaby's "Venus" presents a compelling story of two star-crossed lovers who come from opposite worlds. It shows the intensity of desire and the risk of heartbreak when two people are drawn together despite their different backgrounds.



Line by Line Meaning

She was kissing the concrete
She was lying on the ground, possibly hurt, with her lips against the surface of the pavement.


He was smelling the static
He was taking in the electric charges or energy around them, possibly indicating a feeling of anticipation or excitement.


How typically dramatic
Both the situation and their reactions were over-the-top, in a way that is often seen in movies but not necessarily realistic.


So much alike in every way
They had shared qualities, characteristics, or experiences that made them identifiable or relatable to each other.


It was all terribly romantic
Despite the drama and chaos, they saw the situation as a grand display of affection, passion, and love.


They came from opposite planets
Metaphorically speaking, they were very different from each other in terms of background, personality, or beliefs.


Attracted like magnets
Despite their differences, they had an intense and irresistible pull toward each other, similar to how magnets attract each other.


To collide is so exciting
The idea of two opposing forces coming together in a fiery crash held a certain level of thrill, excitement, or passion.


Head over heels is how it feels
They were overcome with emotions, such as love, infatuation, or excitement, that made them feel upside-down or dizzy.


Accidentally struck by lightning
They met each other unexpectedly or unplanned, much like how lightning bolts can strike without warning or preparation.


Tongue tied to a mood ring
They were unable to express themselves clearly or confidently, much like how a mood ring changes color depending on one's emotions or moods.


The sweetest sensation
They experienced an overwhelming feeling of pleasure, joy, or delight, which was almost too good to be true.


Forget about the fashion
They disregarded societal norms or expectations, choosing to prioritize their emotions and desires over what is deemed as acceptable or fashionable.


Never felt so dead in candy apple red
They felt empty, hollow, or dispassionate despite appearing vibrant or attractive on the surface.


Be alive without the passion
Life can seem dull, monotonous or unfulfilling without the spark, excitement, or intensity of passion.


How do you do
A formal or polite way to greet someone or introduce oneself.


And you're turning blue
A person's skin turning blue can indicate a lack of oxygen or air, which in this case may signify a feeling of suffocation or desperation.


True blue if you knew
If someone knows the true nature or essence of a person or situation, they can be considered loyal, trustworthy, or genuine.


Where you were going to
Asking about a person's future plans, goals, or dreams.


Too overdue it's true
It may be too late to fix, repair, or resolve an issue, error or mistake that has gone unaddressed for too long.


Over the edge
To have gone too far or to have crossed a boundary that cannot be undone or fixed.


Swing on the moon
A playful or whimsical expression that refers to the feeling of being weightless, free or unrestrained, similar to floating or dancing on a moonlit night.


I'm addicted to a piece of you
A metaphorical description of an intense longing, desire, or dependence on someone or something.


What's your sign
Asking about a person's astrological sign or zodiac symbol, which may indicate their personality traits or characteristics.


Yeah Venus was a friend of mine
A playful reference to the planet Venus, which is often associated with love, beauty, and femininity.




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