Fer sure maybe, fer sure not, fer sure eh, fer sure bomb

Pulled up at a stop light, did drugs on the dashboard
Look at the mess we made tonight

Kick off your stilettos, kick off your stilettos
And fuck me in the backseat, fuck me in the backseat
You're always falling in disguise
And always quick to compromise

Kick off your stilettos, kick off your stilettos
And fuck me in the backseat, fuck me in the backseat
Fer sure maybe, fer sure not, fer sure eh, fer sure bomb

This is the end of what we've planned
Of what we've planned and now

We're not falling in love, we're just falling apart
So girl let's dance the night away
This is how the beat goes, this is how the beat goes
Just let your body go

This is how the beat drops, this is how the beat drops
I wanna see your panties drop girl now
All this time is wasted pretending we're in love, but that's alright
'Cause you know I love being with you and seeing you cry

So don't let go, don't let go, no, don't let go

Fer sure maybe, fer sure not, fer sure eh, fer sure bomb

Pulled up at a stop light, did drugs on the dashboard
Look at the mess we made tonight

Kick off your stilettos, kick off your stilettos
And fuck me in the backseat, fuck me in the backseat
You're always falling in disguise
And always quick to compromise

Kick off your stilettos, kick off your stilettos
And fuck me in the backseat, fuck me in the backseat

Fer sure maybe, fer sure not, fer sure eh, fer sure bomb

This is the end of what we've planned
Of what we've planned and now

We're not falling in love, we're just falling apart
So girl let's dance the night away
This is how the beat goes, this is how the beat goes
Just let your body go

This is how the beat drops, this is how the beat drops
I wanna see your panties drop girl now
All this time is wasted pretending we're in love, but that's alright
'Cause you know I love being with you and seeing you cry

So don't let go, don't let go, no, don't let go

No jkjkjk, lololol
I heart your fucking makeup, oh my God, I love your hair
Is that a new tattoo? Did that piercing fucking hurt?
No jkjkjk, lololol

We're not falling in love, we're just falling apart
So girl let's dance the night away
This is how the beat goes, this is how the beat goes
Just let your body go

This is how the beat drops, this is how the beat drops
I wanna see your panties drop girl now
All this time is wasted pretending we're in love, but that's alright
'Cause you know I love being with you and seeing you cry

So don't let go, don't let go (All this time is wasted pretending we're in love but that's alright)
But that's alright
'Cause you know I love being with you and seeing you cry
But that's alright


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Fer Sure Lyrics as written by Ryan Breen Hector Bagnod

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  • +2
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    oh and also...when he's saying "fuck me in the backseat" he means "fuck me in the ass"...

    XxBringTheEndxXon February 10, 2007   Link
  • +2
    General Comment

    i think this song is about this guy who doesn't love this girl but she's hot so he wants to fuck her anyway

    PureEsctasyon March 04, 2009   Link
  • +1
    General Comment

    I think on the surface this song is about sex and drugs, the whole scene etc but it could also be saying how there r 2 ppl in a relationship but theyre not really in love "were not falling in love were just falling apart" lyk theyre together & theyre having fun, having sex & doing drugs but beneath the surface there isnt really any love "all this time is wasted pretending were in love"

    yeh i think its also saying how much ppl think about sex rather than love, ppl fall in lust but think its love

    Sarahxxcyanideon April 26, 2009   Link
  • 0
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    I LOVE THIS SONG. holy shit yes I do. i think it's the guy being in denial that he's gay. i dunno, i'm not too great with interpreting songs.

    killing_spreeon December 09, 2006   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    This is an awesome song. The ending is funny. "I threw them out the window bitch, so shut the fuck up" Awesome.

    FerrisWheelParkingon December 30, 2006   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    fuck me in the backseat...

    shakedown_1979on January 06, 2007   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    haha i fucking love this song.

    astrochik41on January 11, 2007   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    i love this song soooooooo much

    rock_goddesson January 17, 2007   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    I think it's about the "scene" Everyone thinks theyre so unique but theyre actually all the same this song is capturing everything that all people think is "cool" and individual and are all doing It's about how our generation has been mixed up into all this casual sex and drugs and nothing has meaning anymore

    Thats just what it means to me...im probably wrong

    I Love This Song! xxxx

    RAAWR!on January 18, 2007   Link
  • 0
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    holy shit i love this song =]

    bleedthecoloursopenon January 24, 2007   Link

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