In regards to the meaning of this song:
Before a live performance on the EP Five Stories Falling, Geoff states “It’s about the last time I went to visit my grandmother in Columbus, and I saw that she was dying and it was the last time I was going to see her. It is about realizing how young you are, but how quickly you can go.”
That’s the thing about Geoff and his sublime poetry, you think it’s about one thing, but really it’s about something entirely different. But the lyrics are still universal and omnipresent, ubiquitous, even. So relatable. That’s one thing I love about this band. I also love their live performances, raw energy and Geoff’s beautiful, imperfectly perfect vocals. His voice soothes my aching soul.
Hi baby! Don't you know me?
I need "Super LOVER" tonight!!
Ai no hana saku ka na? Do you wanna
Ain't no wana Konya sasou kara
Every body, Move your body
Have a party all night long
Let's get together, Sing da song
Aru hi guuzen kimi ni deai
Sono mama Fall in love
Dare ni mo nitenai Sono manazashi
Boku wo misukasu
Every body, Move your body
Have a party all night long
Let's get together, Sing da song
SUPER LOVER sagashi tsudukete
Mitsuke nakushite mata meguri au
SUPER LOVER kimi ga suki da yo
Boku to saigo no koi wo shiyou
Ifuu doudou if you do
Kouzen te to te tsunaide itai
On Friday night
Duper naraba Even so
I, I, I, I know
Kizu tsuita mae no koi no hanashi wa nonsense
Asu no koto shika kikenai kurai
Kimi wa jiyuu da ne
Every body, Move your body
Have a party all night long
Let's get together, Sing da song
SUPER LOVER dare ni de mo sou
Tatta hitori no koibito ga iru
SUPER LOVER kimi ga suki da yo
Boku to saisho no kiss wo shiyou
Owranai night (I need you tonight)
Kimi wo motto shiritai (I'll hold you tight)
...Ato wa kimi shidai!
SUPER LOVER sagashi tsudukete
Mitsuke nakushite mata meguri au
SUPER LOVER dare ni demo sou
Tatta hitori no koibito ga iru
Ai no hana saku ka na? Do you wanna
Ain't no wana Konya sasou kara
Every body, Move your body
Have a party all night long
Let's get together, Sing da song
SUPER LOVER sagashi tsudukete
Mitsuke nakushite mata meguri au
SUPER LOVER kimi ga suki da yo
Boku to saigo no koi wo shiyou
Ai no hana saku ka na? Do you wanna
Ain't no wana Konya sasou kara
Every body, Move your body
Have a party all night long
Let's get together, Sing da song
I need "Super LOVER" tonight!!
Ai no hana saku ka na? Do you wanna
Ain't no wana Konya sasou kara
Every body, Move your body
Have a party all night long
Let's get together, Sing da song
Aru hi guuzen kimi ni deai
Sono mama Fall in love
Dare ni mo nitenai Sono manazashi
Boku wo misukasu
Every body, Move your body
Have a party all night long
Let's get together, Sing da song
SUPER LOVER sagashi tsudukete
Mitsuke nakushite mata meguri au
SUPER LOVER kimi ga suki da yo
Boku to saigo no koi wo shiyou
Ifuu doudou if you do
Kouzen te to te tsunaide itai
On Friday night
Duper naraba Even so
I, I, I, I know
Kizu tsuita mae no koi no hanashi wa nonsense
Asu no koto shika kikenai kurai
Kimi wa jiyuu da ne
Every body, Move your body
Have a party all night long
Let's get together, Sing da song
SUPER LOVER dare ni de mo sou
Tatta hitori no koibito ga iru
SUPER LOVER kimi ga suki da yo
Boku to saisho no kiss wo shiyou
Owranai night (I need you tonight)
Kimi wo motto shiritai (I'll hold you tight)
...Ato wa kimi shidai!
SUPER LOVER sagashi tsudukete
Mitsuke nakushite mata meguri au
SUPER LOVER dare ni demo sou
Tatta hitori no koibito ga iru
Ai no hana saku ka na? Do you wanna
Ain't no wana Konya sasou kara
Every body, Move your body
Have a party all night long
Let's get together, Sing da song
SUPER LOVER sagashi tsudukete
Mitsuke nakushite mata meguri au
SUPER LOVER kimi ga suki da yo
Boku to saigo no koi wo shiyou
Ai no hana saku ka na? Do you wanna
Ain't no wana Konya sasou kara
Every body, Move your body
Have a party all night long
Let's get together, Sing da song
Lyrics submitted by DarkMaiden
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k. so maybe we dont' know what they're saying, but soem1 needs 2 put ageha and shiki up here before i start foaming at the mouth!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
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