In the nick of time, that’s when you appeared
Girl, I was lost till you found me here
My hair was long but my head was low
And now I’m here ’cause you made it so
Girl, I don’t deserve you
You’re the one I turn to
Never meant to hurt you
You’re my saving grace, grace, grace, grace
Grace, grace, grace
You’re my saving grace, grace, grace, grace
In Montego Bay in a storm of snow
I was trying not to let you go
Percocet with the Lexapro
And if you talk, won’t you let me know?
As love expired, tired of the back-and-forth
Girl, I don’t deserve you
You’re the one I turn to
Never meant to hurt you
You’re my saving grace, grace, grace, grace
Grace, grace, grace
You’re my saving grace, grace, grace, grace
The Healing Power of Love
“Ocho Rios” by Caesar and Daniel is a heartfelt reflection on redemption and emotional rescue. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of vulnerability, where the narrator is uplifted from a place of despair through the unwavering support of a significant other. The recurring phrase “You’re my saving grace” underscores a deep gratitude, emphasizing the transformative effect love can have on one’s sense of self-worth and direction.
Struggles and Surrender
The song weaves together themes of regret and hope, contrasting moments of emotional turmoil—highlighted by references to Montego Bay, personal struggles, and medication—with the comfort found in companionship. The repeated admissions of not deserving this love reveal a raw honesty, while the plea for communication suggests a longing to repair and nurture the relationship. Ultimately, “Ocho Rios” stands as an ode to the healing that comes from connection and acceptance.
Song Credits
- Artist: Caesar, Daniel
- Songwriters: Caesar, Daniel