Lyrics
Everyone talks so fast and walks so slow.
Observation of people talking quickly but moving slowly, suggesting a contradiction in their actions.
Suddenly in a town they don't know.
Describing a sudden arrival in an unfamiliar town.
Last stop and strangers drink
Reference to a bar or pub where strangers gather and drink.
And admitting me in the midnight show and
Mention of being admitted to a midnight show, creating an atmosphere of mystery or anticipation.
Two kids sweat
Two individuals are sweating, implying tension or nervousness.
As he's trying to get his lips to her neck.
Describing a romantic moment where a person is attempting to kiss another on the neck.
It's all up to him, it's a concession film
Emphasizing the responsibility lying on one person; a reference to a concession film, possibly symbolizing compromise.
But what do you do?
Pondering a decision or course of action in a given situation.
Where have I been lately?
Rhetorical question about the speaker's recent whereabouts, indicating a sense of disorientation or detachment.
Dirty water interrupted by
Interrupted contemplation by dirty water, possibly a metaphor for life's challenges.
A bridge that's not too sore on the eye.
Describing a bridge that is visually pleasing.
Guy in the better looking pants
A person in more attractive pants causing trouble for another.
Is ruining the other's night and
The disruptive person ruining someone else's night.
Will he hurt
Questioning if harm will be inflicted as the air conditioning exposes a shirt.
As the air conditioning draws out the shirt.
Reiterating the influence of the disruptive individual in a cinematic way.
It's all up to him, it's a concession film.
Repeating the theme of responsibility in a cinematic context.
But what do you do?
Revisiting the dilemma faced by the speaker in deciding what to do.
Where have I been lately?
Repeating the rhetorical question about the speaker's recent activities.
It's if nothing I said knows new.
Expressing a sense of insignificance or lack of impact in the speaker's words.
It's if you've never heard anything true.
Suggesting doubt in the credibility of what the speaker says or has heard.
But we will try 'til the next time or the last time.
Commitment to keep trying despite uncertainties, indicating resilience.
Everyone talks so fast and walks so slow
Repetition of the observation of people talking fast and walking slow, reinforcing the initial observation.
Suddenly in a town they don't know.
Reiteration of the sudden arrival in an unfamiliar town.
Hours come and minutes fly
Highlighting the passage of time, with hours passing quickly and minutes seemingly flying.
The fifteen stories window high and
Describing a scene from a high vantage point, adding a visual element to the narrative.
Two kids sweet
Two individuals in a sweet moment, with an attempt to confront shame.
As he tries to stare his shame to his feet.
Reiterating the responsibility owed to someone, framed in a cinematic context.
'cause you owe it to him, it's a concession film.
Questioning the appropriate course of action in a given situation.
But what do you do?
Repeating the rhetorical question about the speaker's recent activities.
Where have I been lately?
Reiterating the sense of disorientation or detachment felt by the speaker.
It's if nothing I said knows new.
Repeating the expression of the perceived lack of impact in the speaker's words.
It's if you've never heard anything true.
Reiterating the doubt in the credibility of what the speaker says or has heard.
But we will try 'til the next time or the last time.
Commitment to continue trying despite uncertainties, mirroring the sentiment expressed in line 22.
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