Discover the poetic beauty in ‘Guavaberry’ by 4:40. This lyric breakdown takes you on a journey through the artist’s thoughts, emotions, and the story they aim to tell. From clever metaphors to evocative imagery, we delve into the nuances that make this song a lyrical masterpiece. Whether you’re a fan of 4:40 or a lover of well-crafted words, our detailed analysis will give you a deeper understanding and appreciation of this song.
¡Oh!, San Pedro de Macorís, ey
I’d like to live in the streets
Of San Pedro de Macorís
I’d like to live in the streets
Of San Pedro de Macorís
I’d like to sing my song
In the middle of Malecón
I’d like to sing my song
In the middle of Malecón
And drinking my guavaberry
Watching the sun go down, woh-oh
Woman that’s all I need
In San Pedro de Macorís, woh-oh
Quiero vivir junto a ti
En San Pedro de Macorís
Quiero vivir junto a ti
En San Pedro de Macorís
Quiero bailar mi canción
En el medio del Malecón
Quiero bailar mi canción
En el medio del Malecón
Bebiendo guavaberry
Al ritmo de un tambor, woh-oh
O bailando feliz
En San Pedro de Macorís, woh-oh
I want to dance in the streets
Of San Pedro de Macorís
I want to dance in the streets
Of San Pedro de Macorís
I want to hear the sound
Of cocolos beating their drums
I want to hear the sound
Of cocolos beating their drums
And drinking my guavaberry
Watching the sun go down, woh-oh
Woman that’s all I need
In San Pedro de Macorís, woh-oh
Woman that’s all I need
Watching the sun dance in the streets
Woman that’s all I need
Singing my song from Macorís
Woman that’s all I need
Bailando me siento feliz
Woman that’s all I need
En San Pedro de Macorís
Woman that’s all I need
In the middle of the lonely street
Woman that’s all I need
I want to dance it in the heat
Woman that’s all I need
Eh, eh, yeah, yeah, yeah
Woman that’s all I need
Was San Pedro de Macorís
Watch out!
Good morning, good morning
Good morning my guavaberry
Good morning, good morning
I want to dance in the streets
Good morning, good morning
Good morning guavaberry
Good morning, good morning
Was San Pedro de Macorís
Watch out!
Good morning, good morning
Good morning guavaberry
Good morning, good morning
I could hear from the streets
Good morning, good morning
Good morning guavaberry
Good morning, good morning
From San Pedro de Macorís
Woman that’s all I need
Watching the sun dance in the streets
Woman that’s all I need
Singing my song from Macorís
Woman that’s all I need
Bailando me siento feliz
Woman that’s all I need
En San Pedro de Macorís, woh-oh
Cocolo from San Pedro!