Kaja Bremnes - Peanuts & Jellybeans

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I don't care much for peanuts, he said
They're not really that significant
When it comes to the big picture
There is abstence in concrete and air
You gotta lay bricks on top of bricks
To build a good structure

My mind was moving, and floating and free
And oceans are growing in my backyard tree
Peanuts seems fine to me!

They were some serious matter - he laughed
I know that you can't wrap your head around it
To be alive is a complicated math
You need to act professional about it

My world is moving, and opening free
And dreams are growing in my backyard tree
Peanuts seems fine to me!

Maybe I'm wrong
And you arе right
And living requires more than drеaming
I said to him
My life is light
And quite alright
And you really don't seem as happy as you're seeming
My world is moving, and opening free
And jellybeans are growing in my backyard tree
My world is moving, and opening free
And peanuts are growing in my backyard tree
Peanuts seems fine to me!

Release Date: January 01, 2011

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"Peanuts & Jellybeans" by Kaja Bremnes is a whimsical and philosophical song that explores the contrasting perspectives of two individuals. The narrator expresses a carefree and light-hearted attitude towards life, finding joy in simple things like peanuts and jellybeans. On the other hand, the other person takes a more serious and pragmatic approach, believing that living requires more than just dreaming.

The song beautifully captures the idea that happiness and contentment can be found in different ways for different people. While one person sees the world as a place of endless possibilities and dreams, the other sees it as a complex and structured environment that requires professionalism and seriousness.

With its catchy melody and thought-provoking lyrics, "Peanuts & Jellybeans" encourages listeners to reflect on their own perspectives on life and appreciate the beauty in both the simple and the complex. It ultimately conveys the message that happiness is subjective and can be found in unexpected places.