Lorraine
"Lorraine" | |||||
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Single by Ozma | |||||
Album | Songs of Inaudible Trucks and Cars | ||||
Released | 1998-1999 | ||||
Length | 4:27 | ||||
Writer(s) | Daniel Brummel Ryen Slegr Jose Galvez |
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Producer(s) | Rod Cervera | ||||
Status | Officially released | ||||
Songs of Inaudible Trucks and Cars track listing | |||||
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"Lorraine" is a single by Ozma and the first track from the 1998 compilation Songs of Inaudible Trucks and Cars.
Appearances
Overview
Daniel Brummel recounts the song being about, "the classic romantic ideal is longing for a girl you don't have, who won't give you the time of day, and still believing it's possible."
"Lorraine" contains several references to the plot of the 1985 film Back to the Future.
Audio
Lyrics
There's just one thing I couldn't find
One girl that couldn't be mine
She's in love with Calvin Klein
I know she could have any one of these boys
Here I am playing with my baby toys
I'm rocking out but I'm just making noise
16 years and what do we get?
Another ex and deeper in debt
I've done all of my time
And placed all of my bets
People say that LA is a dive
But living ain't that hard if you know you're alive
We still party like it's 1955
Lorraine, Lorraine
My destiny
This song is over without you
So I'm singin' this refrain to you
There's just one thing I couldn't find
One girl that couldn't be mine
She's in love with Calvin Klein
I knew she could have any one of these boys
Here I am playing with my baby toys
I'm rocking out but I'm just making noise
Lorraine, Lorraine
My destiny
This song is over without you
So I'm singin' this refrain to you
Lorraine, Lorraine
My destiny
This song is over without you
So I'm singin' this refrain to you
Till the till the night I realized
I still see the world through candy-coated eyes
Lorraine, Lorraine
My destiny
This song is over without you
So I'm singin' this refrain to you
Lorraine, Lorraine
My destiny
This song is over without you
So I'm singin' this refrain to you
Until the night I realized
I still see the world
Through candy-coated eyes