Restless
(The Fast And The Furious: Tokyo Drift) Evil Nine Lyrics


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We’re running wild and we’re restless
And we jump to be breathless

We’re running wild and we’re restless
And we jump to be breathless

We’re running wild and we’re restless
And we jump to be breathless

We’re running wild and we’re restless
And we jump to be breathless

We’re running wild and we’re restless
And we jump to be breathless





We’re running wild and we’re restless
And we jump to be breathless

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Evil Nine's song Restless from The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift convey a sense of adrenaline-fueled excitement and restlessness. The repetition of the lines "We're running wild and we're restless, and we jump to be breathless" emphasizes the sense of urgency and the desire to push oneself to the limit. The imagery of "running wild" and "jumping" suggest a need for freedom and a willingness to take risks.


The use of these lyrics in the context of the film, which is centered around the underground world of illegal street racing, adds to the overall sense of intensity and danger. It portrays a culture where thrill-seekers are constantly pushing themselves to the brink, whether it be through driving at high speeds or engaging in other adrenaline-fueled activities.


Overall, the lyrics of Restless capture the spirit of those who are willing to take risks, live on the edge, and seek out the thrill of the unknown.


Line by Line Meaning

We’re running wild and we’re restless
We are living life with abandon and without restraint. We are always on the move and never content to stay still.


And we jump to be breathless
We yearn for excitement and adventure. We seek out experiences that take our breath away and leave us feeling alive.




Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: BERNIE TAUPIN, ELTON JOHN

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