BRISA ROCHE
- Trampoline Lyrics / with translationsTrampoline
You're not the one
But i'll make us breakfast
And go for a drive
Trampoline
My heart's not won
But the pacific is gorgeous
Let's go for a dive
Two shoe-store
Sales' boys
And that's not all
Oh all these little joys
But my heart won't fall
My heart won't fall
Trampoline
Technical sneakers
Morning-time, wake up
I'll wash out your hair
Trampoline
Joni on the speakers
Champa in the soap-dish
Smokes in the air
Two shoe-store
Sales' boys
And that's not all
Oh all these little joys
But my heart won't fall
My heart won't fall
Trampoline
I'll warm the car
Let's fo to Trinidad
Searching for some stones
Trampoline
You're not my star
But don't be so serious
My love's for loan
Two shoe-store
Sales' boys
And that's not all
Oh all these little joys
But my heart won't fall
My heart won't fall
No
You're not the one
But i'll make us breakfast
And go for a drive
Trampoline
My heart's not won
But the pacific is gorgeous
Let's go for a dive
Two shoe-store
Sales' boys
And that's not all
Oh all these little joys
But my heart won't fall
My heart won't fall
Trampoline
Technical sneakers
Morning-time, wake up
I'll wash out your hair
Trampoline
Joni on the speakers
Champa in the soap-dish
Smokes in the air
Sales' boys
And that's not all
Oh all these little joys
But my heart won't fall
My heart won't fall
Trampoline
I'll warm the car
Let's fo to Trinidad
Searching for some stones
Trampoline
You're not my star
But don't be so serious
My love's for loan
Two shoe-store
Sales' boys
And that's not all
Oh all these little joys
But my heart won't fall
My heart won't fall
No
Facts about Trampoline
✔️
Trampoline is written by Nicholas Joseph Zinner, Philippe Michel Rigal, Brisa Roche.
✔️
When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, the song 'Trampoline' by Brisa Roché uses the metaphor of a trampoline to symbolize a relationship that is fun and bouncy but not deeply committed. The references to shoe-store sales boys and simple joys convey a sense of fleeting happiness and light-heartedness in the face of uncertainty and impermanence. The lyrics of Trampoline express five main themes which include happiness and romantic love and emotional pain and self-examination and exciting experiences. The song demonstrates how unreturned affection can lead to happiness through small instances. The lyrics contain no explicit language, adult themes, or any content that would be considered inappropriate for children. The themes present in the work deliver a light presentation of common human experiences and emotional states.
Who wrote Trampoline lyrics?
Trampoline is written by Nicholas Joseph Zinner, Philippe Michel Rigal, Brisa Roche.
✔️
What is the meaning behind Trampoline lyrics?
When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, the song 'Trampoline' by Brisa Roché uses the metaphor of a trampoline to symbolize a relationship that is fun and bouncy but not deeply committed. The references to shoe-store sales boys and simple joys convey a sense of fleeting happiness and light-heartedness in the face of uncertainty and impermanence. The lyrics of Trampoline express five main themes which include happiness and romantic love and emotional pain and self-examination and exciting experiences. The song demonstrates how unreturned affection can lead to happiness through small instances. The lyrics contain no explicit language, adult themes, or any content that would be considered inappropriate for children. The themes present in the work deliver a light presentation of common human experiences and emotional states.
Hottest Lyrics with Videos
3ac552e01fbe9550a0e5748852b70fb4
these lyrics are submitted by kaanSongwriter(s): Nicholas Joseph Zinner, Philippe Michel Rigal, Brisa Roche
Official lyrics by
