Lyrics
21st century in Nashville
Refers to the current era (21st century) and the city of Nashville.
It all began when someone kicked the ant hill
Describes a disruptive event that initiated a period of chaos or upheaval.
We scattered till we found ourselves a home
After the disturbance, individuals sought and established a sense of belonging in a new place.
Three bedrooms we only needed one
Despite having three bedrooms, only one was necessary, implying simplicity or minimalism.
Cut each others hair in our underwear playing GTA
Recounts a casual, comfortable atmosphere where friends cut each other's hair and played video games (GTA).
Sky went black to pink
Describes a transition in the sky from black to pink, indicating a change in time or mood.
Couldn’t sleep a wink
Expresses difficulty in sleeping, possibly due to excitement or restlessness.
Music must be made
Highlights the importance of creating music in this environment.
Forever I would feel like an imposter
Conveys a sense of not truly belonging or feeling authentic in certain situations.
Trying on the layers for the weather
Metaphorically references adapting to different circumstances, like changing layers of clothing for varying weather conditions.
Hurry now the road is white with snow
Urges a quick response due to challenging conditions, with a road covered in white snow.
Pile into someones car let’s go
Suggests spontaneity and a willingness to embark on adventures with friends.
Waiting at the light
Depicts a moment of waiting, possibly at a traffic light.
Cassie jumped outside
Specifically mentions a person named Cassie and her action of jumping outside.
Lifting up her shirt
Describes a provocative or attention-grabbing act involving Cassie lifting her shirt.
Dressed up like The Strokes
Indicates a shared experience of dressing up in a style reminiscent of the band "The Strokes."
We saw Sigur Ros
Recalls seeing the band Sigur Ros, a moment associated with positive feelings.
Swear that nothing hurt
Expresses a commitment to feeling no pain or distress during these experiences.
Without a word
Emphasizes the power of love, even when not explicitly communicated through words.
Love still can be heard
Asserts that love can still be perceived or sensed without verbal communication.
Without a cross
Suggests that love exists without the need for religious symbols like a cross.
Love poured over us
Describes the overwhelming nature of love, using the metaphor of it pouring over the individuals.
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