Rabbot Ho
Thundercat Lyrics

The lyrics of "Rabbot Ho" by Thundercat portray a feeling of isolation and boredom, which is common among many people. The line "when it rains, it pours" indicates that the artist is feeling overwhelmed by the negative emotions he is experiencing, which are symbolized by the rain. The contrasting imagery of "open windows and closed doors" shows that while he may feel trapped, there are still opportunities for him to escape his current situation. The reference to "pretty lights and sounds to open up the night" alludes to the various distractions that can be found in nightlife, which many people use as a means of escapism.

The artist acknowledges that he has friends but notes that they come and go, indicating a transitory nature to his relationships. The line "that's okay, I'm kind of bored" reveals that he may not be fully present in those friendships or that he feels unfulfilled by them. In order to break the monotony, he suggests going down a "rabbit hole" – a reference to the unpredictable and exciting nature of exploring something new. This line emphasizes Thundercat's desire for adventure and for something different.