Exploring the complexities of desire and disillusionment, this evocative song delves into the paradoxical nature of relationships. The lyrics convey a yearning for materialistic grandeur symbolized by the 'yellow Ferrari' while acknowledging the potential discord it might cause. The protagonist grapples with his own mistakes and fears repeating them, yet he is drawn to a dangerous liaison, metaphorically referred to as meeting her at church but fearing she could be satan. The geographical separation between LA and Newbury Park represents emotional distance, yet there's an undeniable connection that draws them together despite their differences. The song ultimately reflects on the pain and struggle inherent in love, suggesting that sometimes what we want can be at odds with what is good for us.
Ferrari
Lyrics
I want a new yellow Ferrari from the nineties in the driveway
But I know that you wouldn't like that
I want it now, I want it loud, I want it my way
But everybody doesn't fight like that
Don't tell me about the rules and break them
And don't tell me about mistakes
And make the same ones I have made before
Don't say you love me more
Better not say it
I met her at church
But she could be satan
You and I are two oceans apart
We're on earth to break each others hearts, in two
And it's hard with you
When I'm too far from you
I look at the stars, do you?
Don't tell me about the rules and break them
And don't tell me about mistakes
And make the same ones I have made before
Don't say you love me more
Better not say it
I met her at church
But she could be satan
You're LA and I'm Newbury Park
But you're the flame I use when it gets dark
You've got enough pain for both of us
I've got all these things I'm focused on
You treat all the rules like you're the queen
But you and I are few and far between
Writer(s): BRANDON FRIED, JEREMY FREEDMAN, JESSE RUTHERFORD, JUSTYN PILBROW, MIKE MARGOTT, ZACHARY ABELS
Copyright(s): Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Songtrust Ave
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