Solid Ground

En To Tre Fir! - A phrase with unclear meaning, possibly used for rhythm or stylistic purposes.

Well some of us came to party, and some just came for the girls - Describing the varied reasons people attend the event, some for enjoyment, and others for socializing with girls.

You know the bouncer got his problems – he has his way of getting off - Acknowledging that the bouncer has personal issues and copes with them in his own manner.

So now i run to the bathroom, to come back as a clean war machine - Seeking a moment of personal preparation, possibly symbolic as transforming into a confident and composed state.

He tossed me out in the street, and said "you crossed the line!" - Conveying ejection from the venue by the bouncer for crossing some limit or rule.

You know the girls got her powder – i can assure you i have mine - Suggesting that both genders have their ways of preparing and presenting themselves, possibly referring to makeup or self-assurance.

So then i run to the bathroom, to come back as a clean war machine - Repeating the desire to reappear confidently after a brief retreat, emphasizing personal preparation.

There's a moment of a shadow of a doubt, i guess there's one way out - Expressing a moment of uncertainty and contemplating a single solution to a problem.

When he's coming back for me, to put me down on solid ground - Anticipating a confrontation where someone intends to bring the speaker back to reality or assert control.

When he's coming after me, to put me down on solid ground - Reiteration of the anticipation of someone trying to assert control or bring the speaker back to reality.

When he's coming back for me, to put me down on solid ground - Repeating the theme of an impending encounter where the speaker expects to be confronted.

When he's coming after me, to put me down on solid ground - Emphasizing the expectation of being put in place or grounded by someone.

Well some of us came to party, and some just came for the girls - Repetition of the initial description of people's varied reasons for attending the event.

You know the bouncer got his problems – he's in there getting off - Reiterating that the bouncer is dealing with personal issues, possibly implying a self-indulgent coping mechanism.

So now he's in the bathroom, to come back as a clean war machine - Shifting the focus to the bouncer preparing himself, akin to the speaker's earlier actions.

There's a moment of a shadow of a doubt, i guess there's one way out - Repeating the idea of a moment of uncertainty and contemplating a single solution to a problem.

When he's coming after me, to put me down on solid ground - Reiterating the anticipation of a confrontation and being grounded by someone.

When he's coming back for me, to put me down on solid ground - Repeating the theme of an impending encounter where the speaker expects to be confronted.

When he's coming after me, to put me down on solid ground - Emphasizing the expectation of being put in place or grounded by someone.

When he's coming after me, to put me down on solid ground - Concluding with a repetition of the anticipation of someone trying to assert control or bring the speaker back to reality.