This song seemingly tackles the methods of deception those who manipulate others use to get victims to follow their demands, as well as diverting attention away from important issues. They'll also use it as a means to convince people to hate or kill others by pretending acts of terrorism were committed by the enemy when the acts themselves were done by the masters of control to promote discrimination and hate. It also reinforces the idea that these manipulative forces operate in various locations, infiltrating everyday life without detection, and propagate any and everywhere.
In general, it highlights the danger of hidden agendas, manipulation, and distraction, serving as a critique of those who exploit chaos and confusion to control and gain power, depicting a cautionary tale against falling into their traps. It encourages us to question the narratives presented to us and remain vigilant against manipulation in various parts of society.
Cool my brains and soothe my head
Stimulate me, my co-co-co
Sneak into my empty bed
And educate me, my co-co-co
In the summer, in the spring
In public places, my co-co-co
On an island far away
Lemonade with my co-co-co
And when I was down and failing life
You came to save me, my co-co-co
And when they said I'm telling lies
You believed me, my co-co-co
And through the noise I heard a song
You were singing, my co-co-co
And when you said that nothing's wrong
I believed you, my co-co-co
But you were gone when I came through
And I remember you first
Well someday I'll dance with you
When I'm dreaming, my co-co-co
I sat alone and I didn't care
I sat two years in the same old chair
I saw three roads and I didn't know
Which way to go-go-go-go
I need some help from a little love
I need some help from a little above
And you were there, I'm still in love
I won't forget you Coco
I won't forget you Coco
I won't forget you no, no
Because you're my Coco
My Coco, my Coco
You're my Coco, yeah, my Coco
Stimulate me, my co-co-co
Sneak into my empty bed
And educate me, my co-co-co
In the summer, in the spring
In public places, my co-co-co
On an island far away
Lemonade with my co-co-co
And when I was down and failing life
You came to save me, my co-co-co
And when they said I'm telling lies
You believed me, my co-co-co
And through the noise I heard a song
You were singing, my co-co-co
And when you said that nothing's wrong
I believed you, my co-co-co
But you were gone when I came through
And I remember you first
Well someday I'll dance with you
When I'm dreaming, my co-co-co
I sat alone and I didn't care
I sat two years in the same old chair
I saw three roads and I didn't know
Which way to go-go-go-go
I need some help from a little love
I need some help from a little above
And you were there, I'm still in love
I won't forget you Coco
I won't forget you Coco
I won't forget you no, no
Because you're my Coco
My Coco, my Coco
You're my Coco, yeah, my Coco
Lyrics submitted by _scandalous
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"'My Coco' is about those first few months when you meet somebody and everything's just new, great and spontaneous. You know when you start dating someone, and everything's great? It's giddy and amazing and explorative, and you can't wait till she calls you? Coco is actually an ex-girlfriend though that's not her real name… Eventually, the relationship started going in a downward spiral, and I lost all that initial giddiness…"
no way. this song is not about coke, you crack heads. it has to be about when you first meet someone. the beat of the music and the guitar and the progression of the song personifies that human emotion. i can't see any other way of describing it. and even if it is about coke... you can suck my balls.
well you sir, are an ignorant asshole. just because their saying the song is about coke it doesnt mean their crack heads. and the sound of the song could also be associated with the high you get when you do coke. the meaning of the song could go either way. and no, i will not suck your balls
What?! Why has nobody commented on this song! This is the best song in the world. Every time I hear it, I just want to get up and dance. I'm guessing it's about a girl.
I agree this ois a good song
i heard this song about a month ago and iv been addicted to it ever since its one of those songs everyone can relate to. makes you remember how things were before the relationship went down the toilet
XD Was that a joke?
Yes...just look at the interview portion posted above. It's about the honeymoon period before a relationship turns to shite. That, and if you've ever met the band, they're just not effing cokeheads.
after further consideration, this song might also be about sex.
"Sneak into my empty bed And educate me, my co-co-co"
Yeah, it could very well be about sex.
it could go either way. but, since the singer himself stated it was about a relationship, the cocaine assumption is irrelevant.
so shut up.
uh, he is SINGING to the coke? when does that ever happen? unless one is already on something. hello.