Out All Night
Nightlife Revelations: A Journey from FOMO to Golden Arches
Lyrics
We out all night
We are partying all night.
We are so late, the party started at half past 9
The narrator is late for a party that started at 9:30 PM.
In a house that I don’t know but I know what it’s like
The party is in an unfamiliar house, but the narrator knows the vibe.
In the corner, shady faces are doing lines
Shady individuals in a corner are doing drugs (lines).
And the stoners out back clouding their minds
People smoking marijuana outside, affecting their minds.
I wish I fit in
The narrator wishes to fit in but feels out of place.
But heels against the walls I stay
The narrator remains against the walls, observing.
Girls keep on passing by
Girls pass by, but the narrator is unsure how to engage.
But I do not know what I should say
Uncertainty about what to say to the passing girls.
I think I lost my friends
The narrator feels lost or abandoned by friends.
Or they ditched me for another place
Suspecting friends might have left for another place.
I’m not sure that this party is for me
Doubts if this party is suitable for the narrator.
We out all night
Continuation of the all-night partying.
And now this girl she keep on trying to catch my eye
A girl is trying to grab the narrator's attention.
Mini skirt and you know it’s pulled up high
Description of the girl's revealing outfit.
She whispers in my ear, “let’s go get high”
The girl suggests getting high.
I guess I can’t turn down that invite
The narrator accepts the invitation.
The room is spinning
The room is spinning, possibly due to intoxication.
But still she hands me a cup to drink
The girl offers a drink despite the narrator feeling sick.
She’s kinda cool so I take it even though I’m feeling sick
Narrator reluctantly accepts the drink from the cool girl.
Suddenly, everyone is running from the cops I think
Commotion as everyone runs from the police.
I’m not sure that this party is for me
The narrator questions if this party is the right fit.
We out all night
Reiteration of partying all night.
And now I’m running down the block there is no light
The narrator is now running in the dark with no light.
Hearing sirens like a haunted lullaby
Sirens are heard, creating a haunting atmosphere.
I look around there is nobody by my side
The narrator realizes there's nobody beside them.
Pull out my phone but it is dead, I wanna cry
The phone is dead, causing distress.
But then I see it
A positive turning point as the narrator spots familiar golden arches.
The golden arches holy glow
The friends are inside the fast-food place, creating relief.
I look in through the side and all my friends are by the door
The narrator orders food and feels stress-free.
I order a shake and fries now I don’t know why I was stressed before
The party might now seem enjoyable after the food.
Maybe this party, it could be for me
A reconsideration that the party could be suitable for the narrator.
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