Why doesnt anyone comment? I think I may be completely wrong on this one, but I kind of feel its about someone wanting to leave but the one they love doesnt want to go with them for some reason? And when that person leaves they kind of regret it. Could have something to do with a fight? Not sure at all, but I'm sure that I love this song<3
I understand how it could possibly relate to the In-N-Out restaurant chain, as the name seems to imply (along with it being about Los Angeles), but most of the song seems to have nothing to do with In-N-Out. And with one of the verses (Sleepless nights, I look to the right, all I see is a pillow that's lonely, etc.) seems to be talking about a significant other, not a restaurant. It could be a tribute, like you suggested, but it also seems to have another meaning, in my opinion. That's just what I think.
I understand how it could possibly relate to the In-N-Out restaurant chain, as the name seems to imply (along with it being about Los Angeles), but most of the song seems to have nothing to do with In-N-Out. And with one of the verses (Sleepless nights, I look to the right, all I see is a pillow that's lonely, etc.) seems to be talking about a significant other, not a restaurant. It could be a tribute, like you suggested, but it also seems to have another meaning, in my opinion. That's just what I think.
Why doesnt anyone comment? I think I may be completely wrong on this one, but I kind of feel its about someone wanting to leave but the one they love doesnt want to go with them for some reason? And when that person leaves they kind of regret it. Could have something to do with a fight? Not sure at all, but I'm sure that I love this song<3
It's actually a tribute to In-N-Out burger, a West Coast chain restaurant.
It's actually a tribute to In-N-Out burger, a West Coast chain restaurant.
I understand how it could possibly relate to the In-N-Out restaurant chain, as the name seems to imply (along with it being about Los Angeles), but most of the song seems to have nothing to do with In-N-Out. And with one of the verses (Sleepless nights, I look to the right, all I see is a pillow that's lonely, etc.) seems to be talking about a significant other, not a restaurant. It could be a tribute, like you suggested, but it also seems to have another meaning, in my opinion. That's just what I think.
I understand how it could possibly relate to the In-N-Out restaurant chain, as the name seems to imply (along with it being about Los Angeles), but most of the song seems to have nothing to do with In-N-Out. And with one of the verses (Sleepless nights, I look to the right, all I see is a pillow that's lonely, etc.) seems to be talking about a significant other, not a restaurant. It could be a tribute, like you suggested, but it also seems to have another meaning, in my opinion. That's just what I think.