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Trumpets Lyrics

by Jason Derulo

Lyricist: Jason Derulo, Stephen Christian, Ryan Rumple

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Trumpets Lyrics

Every time that you get undressed I hear symphonies in my head I wrote this song just looking at you oh, oh Yet the drums they swing low And the trumpets they go And the trumpets they go Yeah the trumpets they go Da da, da ra ra da, da, da Da, ra, ra, ra, da, da Da da, da ra ra da, da, da Da, ra, ra, ra, da, da They go Is it weird that I hear Violins whenever you're gone Whenever you're gone Is it weird that your ass Remind me of a Kanye West song? Kanye West song Is it weird that I hear Trumpets when you're turning me on? Turning me on Is it weird that your bra Remind me of a Katy Perry song? Every time that you get undressed I hear symphonies in my head I wrote this song just looking at you ooh, oh Yeah the drums they swing low And the trumpets they go (and they playing for you girl) And the trumpets they go (ha, yeah) Yeah the trumpets they go Yeah the trumpets they go (go, go go, go go, go, go go) And they go Da da, da da da da They go (Damn) Is it weird that I hear Angels every time that you moan? Time that you moan Is it weird that your eyes Remind me of a Coldplay song? Coldplay song Is it weird that I hear Trumpets when you're turning me on? Turning me on Is it weird that your bra Remind me of a Katy Perry song? Every time that you get undressed I hear symphonies in my head I wrote this song just looking at you oh Oh yeah Every time (every time) that you get undressed (every time that you get undressed) I hear symphonies in my head (I hear symphonies in my head) I wrote this song (I wrote this song) just looking at you oh, oh (just looking at you girl) Yeah the drums they swing low And the trumpets they go (ha, acapella on them) They go (oh, yeah) Come on, come on, come on, they go

Meaning of Trumpets

“Trumpets” by Jason Derulo is a deliciously absurd and undeniably catchy exploration of overwhelming attraction and the heightened sensory experience of desire. The core theme revolves around an almost obsessive fixation, transforming everyday observations – someone getting undressed, a glance at their body – into symphonies of musical references. This isn’t a nuanced or profound love song; instead, it revels in hyperbole and playful absurdity. Derulo utilizes a stream-of-consciousness lyrical style, layering increasingly bizarre comparisons: violins when the subject is absent, Kanye West and Katy Perry albums triggering specific responses, even angels during moments of arousal. The insistent repetition of “trumpets” – both literally and metaphorically – drives this point home, acting as a sonic emblem of intense, almost overwhelming attraction. The song’s success lies in its unapologetic embrace of the ridiculous. Derulo isn't attempting to craft a romantic narrative; he’s constructing a vivid, internal landscape shaped entirely by his fascination. The constant questioning – “Is it weird that I hear…” – invites the listener into this subjective experience, acknowledging the potentially irrational nature of desire itself. Ultimately, "Trumpets" is a playful and energetic declaration of lust, less about genuine emotion and more about the intoxicating power of perception and the way our minds can transform ordinary moments into extraordinary fantasies, fueled by a relentless, almost manic, musical barrage.

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