Lyrics
Sick Boy in his faded blue jeans - Sick Boy
Sick Boy is wearing faded blue jeans, establishing his image.
black leather jacket seen - Sick Boy
He's also seen wearing a black leather jacket, emphasizing his rebellious style.
always in trouble with the law
Sick Boy is frequently in trouble with the law.
don't ya know? owayo - Sick Boy
The repeated phrase "owayo" may indicate a sense of defiance or nonchalance about the consequences of his actions.
he carries a switchblade knife - Sick Boy
He carries a switchblade knife, suggesting a dangerous and confrontational nature.
likes to get into fights - Sick Boy
He enjoys getting into physical fights, possibly reflecting a combative personality.
he'll go drinkin' with the boys
Sick Boy socializes by going drinking with his friends throughout the night.
all night long. owayo - Sick Boy
Reiteration of "owayo" may emphasize his carefree attitude towards the consequences of his actions.
naa naa naa naa - Sick Boy
Repeating "naa naa naa naa" may serve as a rhythmic element or a chant reinforcing his rebellious persona.
owayo - Sick Boy
Continuation of the carefree attitude with the repeated "owayo."
naa naa naa naa - Sick Boy
-owayo - Sick Boy
-he rides a big motor bike - Sick Boy
Sick Boy rides a large motorcycle, symbolizing a sense of freedom and rebellion.
he combs his hair up just right - Sick Boy
He takes care of his appearance, combing his hair meticulously.
with tatoos up and down his arms
His tattoos on the arms contribute to his edgy image.
don't ya know? owayo - Sick Boy
Repeated use of "owayo" to underline his devil-may-care attitude, even in relationships.
he's got a girl wrapped around his arm - Sick Boy
-with his street-like charm - Sick Boy
-he'll hang out with her all night
-don't ya know? owayo - Sick Boy
-naa naa naa naa - Sick Boy
Further repetition of "naa naa naa naa" and "owayo."
owayo - Sick Boy
-naa naa naa naa - Sick Boy
-owayo - Sick Boy
-such a sick boy
Summarizes Sick Boy's character as "such a sick boy," possibly implying a troubled or rebellious nature.
we're all sick boys
Expresses a collective identity, suggesting that everyone is a "sick boy" in some way.
i'm a sick boy
Personal admission that the singer, too, identifies as a "sick boy."
naa naa naa naa naa naa
Repetition of "naa naa naa naa" for closure, possibly as a final emphasis on the rebellious and carefree nature.
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