Crash Course
Seductive Temptations: Unraveling the Meaning Behind Noah Kahlil's 'Crash Course'
Lyrics
There's just no resistance
Expressing a lack of resistance to a compelling force.
Damn your pull's relentless
Acknowledging the irresistible nature of a strong attraction or influence.
I need more, I need more
Expressing a desire for more.
I need you all night and then some more
Desiring the presence of someone throughout the night and beyond.
I've got obligations
Acknowledging existing commitments or responsibilities.
But you're quite the temptation
Describing someone as a tempting or alluring force.
Killing all the order
Referring to the disruption of order caused by the tempting influence.
I once had in my life
Reflecting on the loss of order in one's life due to the influence mentioned.
Caught in a turnt up city
Being immersed in a lively and vibrant city atmosphere.
A little too high and the women too pretty
Acknowledging the heightened atmosphere, possibly influenced by substances.
Rocked in a glitz glam city
Describing a city with a glamorous and extravagant lifestyle.
Ugly things get dressed up, get pretty
Suggesting that even unpleasant things can appear attractive in this environment.
Caught in a turnt up city
Reiterating the experience of being in an energetic city.
A little too high and the women too pretty
Re-emphasizing the heightened atmosphere and attractive people.
Rocked in a glitz glam city
Reiterating the glamorous and extravagant nature of the city.
Ugly things dress up pretty
Repeating the idea that even unattractive things can seem appealing in this context.
Quite the quick a connection
Highlighting a swift and intense connection with someone.
No time for reflection
Indicating a lack of time for contemplation or consideration.
On the floor less is more
Emphasizing the principle that less is more on the dance floor.
Way we move is something to explore
Suggesting that the way people move in this context is worth exploring.
Bodies getting closer
Describing a physical proximity between bodies.
Hand moves down my shoulder
Illustrating a tactile and intimate gesture.
Killing all the order
Linking physical closeness to the disruption of order mentioned earlier.
I once had in my life
Reiterating the loss of order in life due to the depicted experiences.
I once had in my life
Repeating the idea of a lost order in life, perhaps emphasizing its significance.
in my life
-Once had in my life
-I had in my life my life
-I had in my life my life
-Caught in a turnt up city
Reiterating the experiences in the turnt up city, emphasizing the repetition of the cycle.
A little too high and the women too pretty
-Rocked in a glitz glam city
-Ugly things get dressed up, get pretty
-Caught in a turnt up city
-A little too high and the women too pretty
-Rocked in a glitz glam city
-Ugly things get dress up pretty
-Caught in a turnt up city
-A little too high and the women too pretty
-Rocked in a glitz glam city
-Ugly things dress up pretty
-Caught in a turnt up city
-A little too high and the women too pretty
-Rocked in a glitz glam city
-Ugly things dress up pretty
Concluding by reiterating the idea that even unattractive things can appear attractive in this environment.
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