Sins of Saturday Night
Dancing Through the Sins of Saturday Night
Lyrics
There's not a bump in the road
There are no significant obstacles or difficulties in the current situation or path forward.
As far as I can see
From the current perspective, there don't appear to be any immediate problems or challenges.
Do you wanna slow down
Are you willing to take it easy or are you ready to join in the enjoyment and excitement?
Or do you wanna dance with me?
Are you inclined to slow things down or participate in lively activities like dancing?
There's no turning back, no
There's no way to reverse or go back, whether it's for joy or suffering.
Not for pleasure or pain
Decisions or actions are irreversible, regardless of whether they bring pleasure or pain.
You can't hit the brakes on
It's impossible to stop or change the course of events, similar to a runaway train.
On a runaway train
One cannot halt the progress or momentum, especially when it's uncontrollable like a runaway train.
So let the walls come down in this sleepy old town
Allow the barriers to come down in this quiet town where limitations are diminishing.
We're running out of rules to break
We're reaching a point where there are fewer rules left to break or conventions to defy.
It's a wicked old time when the stars collide
It's an intense or exciting period when unexpected events or connections happen.
Heaven's gonna have to wait
Divine or blissful experiences might have to wait because of the current situation.
So come what may, tomorrow we'll pay
Regardless of what happens, consequences will be faced tomorrow after indulging in the moment.
In the cold Sunday morning light
Facing repercussions in the harsh light of reality, the morning after the indulgence.
But that's a long, long way from the sins of Saturday night
The consequences are far removed from the enjoyable activities of Saturday night.
We're a world and a half away
We're in a completely different situation or place, distanced from previous circumstances.
We've got nothing but time
We have plenty of time, suggesting a lack of urgency or pressure.
Hell to pay is the last thing on my mind
The thought of facing consequences is not a concern at the moment.
So bring on the burn
Embrace or endure the repercussions or intensity; it's justifiable in the current context.
The heat is just right
The intensity or fervor of the moment is perfectly balanced.
The song is worth the sorrow
The joy or significance of the experience outweighs any potential sorrow or regret.
And we're singing it tonight
We're celebrating or experiencing something significant tonight.
So let the walls come down in this sleepy old town
Similar to line 10, emphasizing the breakdown of barriers in the town's atmosphere.
We're running out of rules to break
Reiterating the diminishing constraints or rules that are running out.
It's a wicked old time when the stars collide
Reiterating the intense and unexpected moments due to the collision of stars.
Heaven's gonna have to wait
Reiteration that the divine or heavenly experiences might have to wait due to the current situation.
So come what may, tomorrow we'll pay
Reiterating that there will be consequences to face the next day after indulging tonight.
In the cold Sunday morning light
Reiterating facing the consequences in the harsh light of reality the morning after.
But that's a long, long way from the sins of Saturday night
Repeating that the consequences are far removed from the enjoyable activities of Saturday night.
There's not a bump in the road
Reiteration of a smooth and obstacle-free path ahead.
As far as I can see
Reiterating the absence of immediate problems or challenges from the current viewpoint.
So let the walls come down in this sleepy old town
Similar to lines 10 and 26, encouraging the breakdown of barriers in the town's atmosphere.
We're running out of rules to break
Reiterating the decreasing rules or limitations available to break.
It's a wicked old time when the stars collide
Reiterating the intense and unexpected moments due to the collision of stars.
Heaven's gonna have to wait
Reiteration that the divine or heavenly experiences might have to wait due to the current situation.
So come what may, tomorrow we'll pay
Reiterating that there will be consequences to face the next day after indulging tonight.
In the cold Sunday morning light
Reiterating facing the consequences in the harsh light of reality the morning after.
But that's a long, long way from the sins of Saturday night
Repeating
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