This song is immense! Tommy Reilly is a talented man. Its simple but heartfelt and its so flexible, everybody can relate it to something.
This is what it means for me...
Hes a regular at ABC, so is the girl. They share drinks and they dance and talk (or shout in each others ears) and when hes dreaming hes dreaming of her.
She has his number. They might have kissed drunkenly before, when he says "Cause I saw something today that made it all come...back to me" something like that has popped into his mind and hes realised he really likes her. I think she likes the club and the drinks and the dancing,"she loves this very floor". He tried to convince himself that was all he was in it for aswell but now hes realised he has stronger feelings.
Hes obviously desperate for her to phone him but he knows that she won't. Thats why he talks about dreaming.
When he says "But she aint stopping me no, Cause I reached that point in my life" he knows hes never going to be with her but hes stuck between wanting her desperately and having reached the point when he knows he should let her go and set his sights on one of the other many hot chikas at the ABC on a Saturday night.
I think when he says "See this girl was here and she aint no more, She loves this very floor" He realises shes gone and thinks she might have gone home with someone else. She loves the club, why else would she leave early? And hes losing control because hes thinking about it and its making him crazy.
This song is immense! Tommy Reilly is a talented man. Its simple but heartfelt and its so flexible, everybody can relate it to something.
This is what it means for me...
Hes a regular at ABC, so is the girl. They share drinks and they dance and talk (or shout in each others ears) and when hes dreaming hes dreaming of her.
She has his number. They might have kissed drunkenly before, when he says "Cause I saw something today that made it all come...back to me" something like that has popped into his mind and hes realised he really likes her. I think she likes the club and the drinks and the dancing,"she loves this very floor". He tried to convince himself that was all he was in it for aswell but now hes realised he has stronger feelings.
Hes obviously desperate for her to phone him but he knows that she won't. Thats why he talks about dreaming.
When he says "But she aint stopping me no, Cause I reached that point in my life" he knows hes never going to be with her but hes stuck between wanting her desperately and having reached the point when he knows he should let her go and set his sights on one of the other many hot chikas at the ABC on a Saturday night.
I think when he says "See this girl was here and she aint no more, She loves this very floor" He realises shes gone and thinks she might have gone home with someone else. She loves the club, why else would she leave early? And hes losing control because hes thinking about it and its making him crazy.