Night In Tunisia
В.Королев Е.Миронов А.Сайфулин В.Кирпичев Lyrics

Do you ever feel like, gettin' high?
Asking if the listener ever has the desire to use drugs to escape reality.

Do you ever feel like, leavin' this world?
Asking if the listener ever feels like giving up on life.

Uhh do you ever feel like, you ball by yourself?
Asking if the listener ever feels alone and unsupported.

Do you ever feel unnecessary? Uh-huh
Asking if the listener ever feels like they don't have a purpose or feel unwanted.

Don't call me crazy but sometimes I feel like gettin' up and dancin' in the middle of the night
The singer sometimes has the urge to dance to release pent up emotions at night.

I need a way to release myself from all the pain and the pressures in life (one time)
The singer needs an outlet to cope with the stresses and difficulties of life.

Considered drinkin', but then I started thinkin' I'd probably drown away my life
The singer considers using alcohol to cope but realizes it may lead to negative consequences.

Gotta do somethin', too many people frontin', You see I need a way to get by
The singer needs to find a way to cope with fake people and other struggles in life.

That's why I get hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiigh from dancin' in the middle of the night, Dancin' in the moonlight
The singer finds relief and a sense of freedom by dancing at night, and it helps them cope with life's difficulties.

Last night I'm cruisin' the Meadows, better known as the ghetto, Seen a shorty named Black
The singer is in a rough area and encounters a young man who goes by Black.

At thirteen he's deep in the drug scene, And there probably ain't no turnin' back
Black is heavily involved in drug use at a young age, and the singer fears for his future.

He said dat, momma was smokin', he tired of bein' broke and poppa locked up and ain't comin' back
Black's mother uses drugs, he is tired of being poor, and his father is in prison with no hope of returning.

I almost cried when he looked in my eyes and he said he didn't care if he died
The singer is deeply affected by Black's hopeless words and attitude.

I've been dreamin' for years, cried a river of tears, I can't take it no more
The singer has been struggling with their own problems and emotions for years and can't continue to bear the weight.

I seen the bible dying, And I don't wanan cry no more (just ain't right)
The singer has witnessed the decline of something they hold sacred and can't bear it anymore.

Too many people pushin' too many people, Hate is just a sequel, cause still nobody's equal
Too much conflict and inequality in the world causes more hate and division, and the singer wishes for unity.

And I find myself lying, 'Cause I don't wanna cry no more
The singer tries to hide their emotions and feelings to avoid further pain.

Said dancin' in the moonlight [x7]
Repeating the chorus and the idea that dancing at night is a form of escape and release for the singer.