Overall about difficult moments of disappointment and vulnerability. Having hope and longing, while remaining optimistic for the future. Encourages the belief that with each new morning there is a chance for things to improve.
The chorus offers a glimmer of optimism and a chance at a resolution and redemption in the future.
Captures the rollercoaster of emotions of feeling lost while loving someone who is not there for you, feeling let down and abandoned while waiting for a lover. Lost with no direction, "Now I'm up in the air with the rain in my hair, Nowhere to go, I can go anywhere"
The bridge shows signs of longing and a plea for companionship. The Lyrics express a desire for authentic connection and the importance of Loving someone just as they are. "Just in passing, I'm not asking. That you be anyone but you”
Girls from 7-11 stay up all night
24 hours a day
I say girls from 7-11 stay up all night
7 whole days a week
I say girls from 7-11 stay up all night
And I can get a discount
She may not be good-looking
She may not be good no, no, no
She might not get down with the pussy
But she stays up all
Niiiight
She stays up all
Niiiight
Girls from 7-11 stay up all night
24 hours a day
From 7-11 stay up all night
7 whole days a week
From 7-11 stay up all night
And I can get a discount
She may not be good-looking
She may not be good no, no, no
She might not get down with the pussy
But she stays up all night
A woo hoo hoo
A woo hoo hoo
She may not be good-looking
She may not be good-looking
She may not be good-looking
But she stays up all
Niiiight
She stays up all
Niiiight
She stays up all night
She stays up all night
She stays up all night
She stays up all
Niiiight
She stays up all
Niiiight
She stays up all
Niiiight
She stays up all night
24 hours a day
I say girls from 7-11 stay up all night
7 whole days a week
I say girls from 7-11 stay up all night
And I can get a discount
She may not be good-looking
She may not be good no, no, no
She might not get down with the pussy
But she stays up all
Niiiight
She stays up all
Niiiight
Girls from 7-11 stay up all night
24 hours a day
From 7-11 stay up all night
7 whole days a week
From 7-11 stay up all night
And I can get a discount
She may not be good-looking
She may not be good no, no, no
She might not get down with the pussy
But she stays up all night
A woo hoo hoo
A woo hoo hoo
She may not be good-looking
She may not be good-looking
She may not be good-looking
But she stays up all
Niiiight
She stays up all
Niiiight
She stays up all night
She stays up all night
She stays up all night
She stays up all
Niiiight
She stays up all
Niiiight
She stays up all
Niiiight
She stays up all night
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them girls at the 7-11 are trashy looking.. but they do it all night.
honestly.. i think this song has 0 meaning, its jimmy urine.
Finally someone else gets it! What you hear is the meaning of the song. It's not exactly like analyzing Nine Inch Nails aka "rocket science"
the meaning of the song to me is that if you are ever in need of a hoe and you dont care what she loks like, go down to 7-11, they arent good lokin but they stay up all night
just like every other mindless song, the words suck. but unless we are discussing poetry, thats not all that matters. i like their music alot.
you guys arent to bright... its written to be funny!! Its a joke... and a clever one at that..
The only girls I see at seven eleven use broken english, smell musky and actually have testicles. I wish there was a seven elven where a girl worked throughout the night then maybe I would not have to revert to buying porn.
there aren't any 7-11s around here, more's the pity. but i agree with littlejimmyurine, this song is just written to be funny, and i like it
i vote, who gives a shit what it means, LITTLE JIMMY URINE and MSI fucking rock hardcore.
Girls who work at 7/11 must be bale to stay up in bed all night if they can sit in a 7/11 all night.
Jimmy just wants a girl from 7-11 because then he can get a discount on his Slurpee addiction.
yay one of my favorite msi songs. this song kicks so much ass... at first i thought it was about hookers. but the words dont really matter in msi songs, jimmy just spits anything and everything into the mic. the music is what matters and that it gets you high on it. oh and littlejimmyurine, its true that its meant to be funny and i think most people think so too even if they dont post it. maybe itd be like stating the obvious. so for that and for misspelling, id say you're the one that's not "to" bright.