Driver, Surprise Me

why dont you two just get a room

I thought this was the inner dialogue of a transvestite, dealing with both sides of his/her persona.

nolita? plz someone explain me!

Nolita refers to a neighborhood in New York--NOrth of Little ITAly.

thx adam

The song seems to me at least about the end of a relationship and someone who's convinced themself they're over a relationship only to realize they still aren't

I think this song is about someone who is returning home after years of absence from a certain relationship. They want to start a new life with new love. Perhaps they have just been released from jail or are trying to start a new life in a new town. They are numb emotionally and don't mind if success comes at the price of embarrassment.

i love how all our interpretations are so different!

to me, this song is about finally being ready to love again.

I think it's about going out one last time to finally rid of your lustful ways, so that you can find the one you love and/or finally put all you have into being good for that chance that it might win the girl over.

Matt Berninger once said about 'Green Gloves' "It was hard to take that song and guide it away from being a stalker song or about somebody breaking and entering or somebody violating someone’s personal space. It’s more about trying to remember someone and sort of be them–someone that you’ve lost your connection with (maybe because of a death)–so you reconnect with them by getting inside their clothes, watching their videos, getting in their bed. You miss them so much you have to become them." I think the same theory could be set to this song. He's lost his lover somehow and he's just reacting to that. At first he's going out trying to forget and have a good time but by the end of the song he misses her so much he dresses in her clothes, starts to talk like her to remember her. This is just my interpretation.