Lyrics
Say you wanna get in
Suggests a desire to be part of something.
And then you wanna get out
Expresses a desire to exit after getting involved.
When you get the money
Refers to acquiring wealth.
To buy yourself a castle
Implies using money to attain a luxurious lifestyle, symbolized by a castle.
How will you wear your leisure
Asks about the manner of enjoying free time.
Zipper back and front
Describes a garment with zippers both in the front and back.
On the fence together
Suggests a shared indecision or ambivalence.
Weekends in leather
Describes a lifestyle involving leather and leisure during weekends.
Flip to the right
Suggests a change in direction to the right.
Slip back to the left
Indicates a return or shift to the left.
For handshakes at the ranch
Refers to formal greetings or interactions at a ranch.
Small talk at the crossroads
Describes casual conversation at a crossroads.
Rubbing up to the ladder
Implies trying to climb the social or professional ladder.
Sucking on every rung
Suggests intense efforts and dedication.
Coming up forever and hanging on
Expresses perseverance and enduring commitment.
That's entertainment
Labels the described scenario as entertainment.
Cameras roll
Indicates the commencement of a performance or event.
Can you face the pavement
Asks if one can endure hardships for a show.
For a happy dog and pony show
Refers to the public's adoration and scrutiny.
Everybody loves you baby
Poses a question about popularity and affection.
Do you miss me
Asks if there is a longing for the speaker.
I miss you
Expresses the speaker's longing for the listener.
Buy this car to drive to work
Highlights the cycle of working to afford material possessions.
Drive to work to pay for this car
Reiterates the cycle of working to maintain one's lifestyle.
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