Paradise Lyrics - Bazzi

Song Facts:

• Genre: Soundtrack


• Featured on: "Invincible (TV Series)" soundtrack


• Lyricist: Bazzi

"H3>Annotations and Meaning:
Bazzi's "Paradise" from the "Invincible (TV Series)" soundtrack describes a moment of pure, unchained joy; it follows in the direction of pleasures typical for the youth. A vivid celebration of the evanescent moments in life beseeching the listener to be in the present without qualms and arms wide open.
The song begins with a direct plunge into an aura of laissez-faire that, with the proximity of physical nature and spontaneity, indeed could be everything that was up for grabs: "Hands on your body, I'm grabbing your ass / Enjoying the moment / 'Cause life move too fast." These lines in the beginning of the song are his attempts to express his whole message about living life to the full and not being hesitant or shamefaced so that one missed on precious moments after another.

As Bazzi's lyrics so often had, this track was about living fully in the present, recognizing the past for what it is but largely living for the potential offered in the present. So, in more view, the track is about life being a series of moments to celebrate, thus encouraging one to make beautiful memories that he will live to treasure in the future.

The song deals with the idea that "Paradise" is not a place but a state derived from freedom, happiness, and leaving behind all the worries: "This sht feel like Friday nights / This sht make me feel alive / I feel like we in paradise, paradise." The chorus is a celebration of this ebullient feeling of care-freedom peculiar to moments when one would feel most alive and happy. "Paradise" symbolizes a peak emotional state where everything feels right in the world.

The song is also what tries to evoke the impact of love and companionship in getting these moments of bliss amplified. "Don't know if it's the drink I poured / But I swear I've never loved you more." It is here that Bazzi suggests how shared experiences with someone can turn moments of life into colors, making them even brighter. Love, in such a manner, is not a feeling but rather the catalyst that pushes ordinary moments into something else.