I love the first two lines in this song. He sort of starts it off with a cliche line, "sat outside my front window", but then he immediately steps back and goes, "yeah, that was a lame line, but keep listening because it gets better". this idea recurs in the last two lines of the same stanza (the "let's get this party started"s), and possibly when they say "set it off", because to me that sounds like something you'd hear in a full-on dance pop or hip-hop song.
good observation about the title, L-Kyne.
I love the first two lines in this song. He sort of starts it off with a cliche line, "sat outside my front window", but then he immediately steps back and goes, "yeah, that was a lame line, but keep listening because it gets better". this idea recurs in the last two lines of the same stanza (the "let's get this party started"s), and possibly when they say "set it off", because to me that sounds like something you'd hear in a full-on dance pop or hip-hop song.