Lyrics
make it double
Expressing a desire for a double portion of something, possibly referring to enjoyment or indulgence.
It's time to het a bit crazy
Encouraging the idea of getting a bit wild or unconventional.
This night is a devilish child
Describing the night as mischievous or unpredictable.
Come Lady, come get dizzy Hey!
Inviting someone, possibly addressed as Lady, to join in the excitement and have a good time.
Come with me honey rip this night
Encouraging a companion to embrace the night and enjoy it to the fullest.
It's time to jump in a limousine
Suggesting the idea of riding in a limousine as a symbol of luxury or extravagance.
This time is brimming with life
Highlighting the liveliness and vibrancy of the current moment.
It's a rush, you better get more kerosine
Indicating the need for more excitement and energy, possibly symbolized by kerosene.
Come with me for a burning ride
Inviting someone to join in a thrilling adventure or experience.
Hey brother make it double! '
Reiterating the desire for a doubled experience, emphasizing the fleeting nature of time.
Cause who knows how long your can
Encouraging a sense of urgency due to the uncertainty of the future.
Please don't ever mind the trouble just like me
Advising not to worry about troubles, aligning with the speaker's carefree attitude.
This time I feel like Willy
Comparing the speaker's feelings to those of Willy, possibly a reference to a carefree or fatalistic attitude.
Willy Shabby was a fatalist boy
Introducing Willy Shabby as a fatalist character from the speaker's perspective.
When the end came he wasn't shilly shally
Describing Willy Shabby's decisive and unhesitant nature when facing the end.
Hey! Come with me Willy boy just once more
Inviting Willy to join in one more time, suggesting a desire for a final shared experience.
Its time, go cross the river
Indicating a moment to cross a river, possibly symbolizing a transition or journey.
Cross the Styx with the ferrymen's ship
Referring to crossing the Styx, a mythical river associated with the afterlife, and mentioning the ferryman's ship.
The other world is just another bummer
Suggesting a negative view of the other world as a disappointment or unpleasant experience.
If you pay at the devil's inn leave a tip
Advising to leave a tip at the devil's inn, possibly implying the importance of acknowledging challenges or risks.
Hey brother make it double
Repeating the call to make it double, emphasizing the theme of maximizing experiences.
'Cause who knows how long you can
Reiterating the uncertainty of time and the importance of doubling the experience.
Please don't ever mind the trouble
Encouraging to overlook troubles and maintain a carefree approach to life.
live a life that's worth to spend
Promoting the idea of living a fulfilling life that is worth the time spent.
You just never know what's coming
Highlighting the unpredictability of life and the need to seize every opportunity.
Squeeze out every drop you can
Encouraging to make the most of life by fully experiencing and enjoying it.
If the bad fate cuts your running
Acknowledging that challenges may arise, but advising to extract all possible joy from life.
you'll always have your rest
Emphasizing the idea that rest or peace will be available even in the face of life's challenges.
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