Lyrics
It's not gone no the kids they are wrong
Expressing denial that something is gone, asserting that the kids' perception is incorrect.
I said it's not gone baby you know that the kids they are wrong
Reiterating the previous line, emphasizing that what's not gone contradicts the kids' belief.
It's not gone no the kids they are wrong
Repeat of the first line, reinforcing the idea that something is not gone despite the kids' misconception.
I said it's not gone baby you know that the kids they are wrong
Restating the second line, emphasizing the disagreement with the kids' viewpoint.
And when you said I was filth
Referring to a moment when someone accused the speaker of being filth.
Well you know you're damn right
Acknowledging the truth in the accusation, possibly implying self-awareness or acceptance.
I'm a creep in the dead of the night
Describing oneself as a creep in the dead of the night, suggesting a sense of eerie or unsettling behavior.
I gotta get it
Expressing a need to acquire or achieve something.
Come on
An urging or invitation to take action, possibly related to the need expressed in the previous line.
It's not gone no the kids they are wrong
Repeating the theme of denial and disagreement with the kids' perspective.
I said it's not gone baby you know that the kids they are wrong
Emphasizing the persistence in asserting that something is not gone, contrary to the kids' belief.
It's not gone no the kids they are wrong
Reiteration of the idea that the kids are wrong in their understanding of the situation.
I said it's not gone baby you know that the kids they are wrong
Restating the persistence in opposing the kids' perception and asserting the presence of something.
And when you said I was filth
Recalling a moment when the speaker was labeled as filth.
Well you know you're damn right
Affirming the accuracy of the accusation, acknowledging one's own perceived flaws.
I'm a creep in the dead of the night
Describing oneself as a creep during the nighttime, maintaining a sense of unease or disturbance.
I gotta get it
Expressing a strong desire or necessity to obtain something.
Come on
An urging or encouragement to take action, possibly related to the need expressed in the previous line.
It's not gone no the kids they are wrong
Reiterating the central theme of disagreement with the kids' perception and the persistence in asserting something's presence.
I said it's not gone baby you know that the kids they are wrong
Emphasizing the contradiction to the kids' belief and maintaining the stance that something is not gone.
It's not gone no the kids they are wrong
Repeating the idea that the kids are wrong in their understanding of the situation.
I said it's not gone baby you know that the kids they are wrong
Restating the persistence in opposing the kids' perception and asserting the presence of something.
And when you said I was filth
Recalling a moment when the speaker was labeled as filth.
Well you know you're damn right
Affirming the accuracy of the accusation, acknowledging one's own perceived flaws.
I'm a creep in the dead of the night
Describing oneself as a creep during the nighttime, maintaining a sense of unease or disturbance.
I gotta get it
Expressing a strong desire or necessity to obtain something.
Come on
An urging or encouragement to take action, possibly related to the need expressed in the previous line.
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