Aquacode Databreaks
clipping. Lyrics

Dolphin, Starfish, Pink Sharks, Octopus
The song begins by listing ocean creatures, setting the mood and theme of the track. Each animal represents a unique aspect of underwater life.

The CK discoteque, water clouds, purple kuh
This line describes the underwater setting of the song, with mentions of a discotheque and colorful elements like water clouds and purple kelp.

Stingray vibrate, decode ring modulate
The lyrics refer to the communication methods used by sea creatures, specifically referencing the vibrating motion of stingrays and the decoding of sound waves.

Communicate ancient
This simple line implies that the ocean holds secrets and wisdom from ancient times, which sea creatures may be able to communicate or access.

Aquacode Databreaks
The title of the song, 'Aquacode Databreaks,' could refer to the idea of decoding or breaking down the communication systems of the ocean and its inhabitants.

My baby is a mermaid, mesmerizing, timeless
The singer of the song references their lover, describing them as a mermaid and using words like 'mesmerizing' and 'timeless' to communicate their admiration and attraction.

Moving like warm liquid, swishing luscious
This line continues the description of the singer's lover, using sensual language to describe their movements and attributes in a way that mimics the flowing motion of water.

You know where we are
Despite the dreamy, abstract language used in the rest of the song, this line is straightforward and literal, simply stating the location of the artist and their lover in the underwater world.

Down deep
Another simple line, 'down deep,' again references the depth and location of the artist and their lover in the ocean.

Y'all swimming up get ready to get down
The artist may be addressing other sea creatures, urging them to swim towards the ocean floor to experience the music and energy of the underwater world.

But if y'all walk y'all fit to get drownt
This line is a playful warning to creatures who are not adapted to the underwater environment, suggesting that they may not be able to handle it if they try to walk instead of swim.

I do my best thinking underwater, I'm dancing
The artist describes a feeling of joy and freedom that comes with being underwater, which allows them to be both introspective and physically active.

I do my best trippin underwater, I'm sad
This line suggests that there is a darker side to the underwater world as well, and that the singer may sometimes feel sadness or melancholy while submerged.

'Cause it's bio luminescent and it's poppin' (yeah)
This reference to bioluminescence - the phenomenon of marine organisms emitting light - sets the scene for a vibrant, illuminated underwater environment.

I do my best drinking underwater, chances
This line could be a playful reference to an imaginary scenario where drinking underwater is possible and enjoyable. It may also imply a sense of danger or risk-taking in the singer's personality.

I do my best thinking underwater, romances
The underwater environment seems to be a source of creativity and inspiration for the artist, as they describe diving deep to explore their emotions and relationships.

'Cause it's bio luminescent and it's poppin' (it's happenin')
This line is a repetition of the earlier reference to bioluminescence, emphasizing the exciting and dynamic atmosphere of the underwater world.

If y'all ain't wet then y'all can't have none
This playful line could be interpreted in a variety of ways, but may be a tongue-in-cheek reference to the idea that creatures who are not designed for underwater life cannot fully experience or participate in it.

Tail in your face, best to grab some
This line could be another playful reference to inter-species relationships or a physical reminder to hold on and stay safe while underwater.

Everybody move, nobody get dry
This line could be an energetic directive to all creatures present, urging them to stay active and engaged while underwater to fully experience the atmosphere.

Secret pleasures, nautical endeavors (I'm high)
This line could be interpreted in a few ways, but may be a reference to hedonistic pleasures and playful exploration of the underwater world. It could also imply a sense of being under the influence of something, like the high from drugs or the feeling of being underwater for an extended period of time.

Who got the light?
This line could be a literal reference to a source of light in the underwater environment, or a metaphorical reference to a leader or guide among the sea creatures.

Take that
This line is a simple directive, urging the listener to take action or follow the lead of the singer or another creature.

Y'all seen the shine now it's time to get right
This line could be interpreted a few ways, but may be a reference to the shining, glittering qualities of the underwater environment and the need to embrace and appreciate them fully.

I pull up on my seahorse blinged out with diamonds
This line describes an extravagant scene, with the singer riding a seahorse adorned with diamonds. It continues the theme of excess and playfulness in the underwater world.

Bumping ghetto whale songs heard for miles out
This line is another playful reference to music and culture in the underwater world, with mentions of 'ghetto whale songs' - perhaps a genre of music unique to the ocean and its creatures - as well as an emphasis on the vastness and range of sound possible underwater.

Whip up on my seahorse blinged out with diamonds
This is a repetition of an earlier line, continuing the scene of the singer riding a fancy seahorse and positioning them as a kind of leader or notable figure in the underwater world.

Wading in the water y'all ain't making the show
This line could be a playful taunt to creatures who may not be able to fully participate in the underwater festivities, or a reminder that it takes a certain level of skill or adaptability to thrive in that environment.

Living in it (hell yeah!) y'all ready to go
This line could be interpreted in a few ways, but may be a reference to the artist's love for the underwater world and their desire to fully embrace and explore it. It could also imply a certain level of recklessness or excitement in the artist's personality.

I'm robbing with a splash, swimming in a flash
This line is another playful reference to action and energy in the underwater world, with the singer describing themselves as 'robbing' or moving fast and confidently while underwater.

Drowning in the finest, so we rate that shit in cash
This line could be interpreted a few ways, but may be a reference to the extravagance and luxury of some of the underwater creatures and their possessions.

Build a couple stars, toast to underwater tsar's
This line continues the theme of excess and power in the underwater environment, with a reference to 'underwater tsar's' - leaders or rulers among the sea creatures - and a suggestion of grandiosity and celebration.

Plugged into the Pisces dream, you know where we are
This line is another reference to the zodiac sign of Pisces, which is associated with water. It also implies a sense of being 'plugged in' to the underwater world and its energy and community.

Telling in your face, best to grab some
This line could be a playful reference to the physicality and intimacy of life underwater, with creatures interacting in close quarters and using their bodies to communicate and navigate.

I do my best trippin' underwater, I'm sad
This is a repetition of an earlier line, continuing the theme of introspection and mixed emotions that come with being submerged in the ocean.

'Cause it's bio luminescent and it's poppin'
This is a final repetition of the earlier reference to bioluminescence, emphasizing its importance and beauty in the underwater world.

So deep
This is a final line of the song, simply stating the depth and location of the ocean where the events of the song take place.