"So say something stupid
You know that you love to"
Here lies the meaning of the song. It's about say stupid stuff that sounds cool and frees your mind, like Franz Ferdinand do all along this song (and many others). And ofc, is there's hot girls, parties and drinks in the mix, it's total heaven!
@BrokenDick No, this song is part of a concept record, lyrically. This part relates to the preceding line "Where will your life be gone in five minutes' time?" Like, when you say something stupid now, you'll remain single. It's about fear of commitment. That's what the whole album is all about. The bachelor's life vs. being in a relationship. And the on-again, off-again dynamic.
@BrokenDick No, this song is part of a concept record, lyrically. This part relates to the preceding line "Where will your life be gone in five minutes' time?" Like, when you say something stupid now, you'll remain single. It's about fear of commitment. That's what the whole album is all about. The bachelor's life vs. being in a relationship. And the on-again, off-again dynamic.
"So say something stupid You know that you love to"
Here lies the meaning of the song. It's about say stupid stuff that sounds cool and frees your mind, like Franz Ferdinand do all along this song (and many others). And ofc, is there's hot girls, parties and drinks in the mix, it's total heaven!
@BrokenDick No, this song is part of a concept record, lyrically. This part relates to the preceding line "Where will your life be gone in five minutes' time?" Like, when you say something stupid now, you'll remain single. It's about fear of commitment. That's what the whole album is all about. The bachelor's life vs. being in a relationship. And the on-again, off-again dynamic.
@BrokenDick No, this song is part of a concept record, lyrically. This part relates to the preceding line "Where will your life be gone in five minutes' time?" Like, when you say something stupid now, you'll remain single. It's about fear of commitment. That's what the whole album is all about. The bachelor's life vs. being in a relationship. And the on-again, off-again dynamic.