Cinéma
1GN Lyrics

Girls night out at the movies
The singer is describing a fun evening out with girlfriends at a cinema.

Grab some popcorn and candy
The singer suggests getting some refreshments for the movie.

Yay it's the weekend
The singer is excited that it is the weekend and they can enjoy this time with friends.

We're young and we're dreamin'
The artist is reminding the audience that they are still young and full of dreams and ambitions.

That could be us on the screen
The artist envisions themselves and their friends as the characters in the movie.

Now the credits are rollin'
The singer is referring to the end of the movie, as the credits start rolling up on the screen.

And it's got me thinkin'
The singer is implying that the ending of the movie had a profound effect on them, enough to trigger them into deep thought.

If my life was a cinema
The artist imagines their life being represented as a movie on the big screen.

What would my story tell
The artist wonders what kind of story would be told about their life in the hypothetical movie version of their life.

Would the tickets sell
The artist ponders whether or not their life would be interesting enough to attract an audience.

Were you in the frame
The singer addresses someone in particular, asking if they had a part in their life's story.

Did you play the lead
The artist questions if that person had played the most significant role in their life's story.

Were you directing me
The singer asks if that person had been the one directing or influencing their actions in life.

Did I bring you fame
The singer questions if that person benefits from their actions in any way and, therefore, would receive fame.

Some days up like they're magic
The singer describes the various ups and downs in life, as some days feel like magic and everything is perfect.

Then some down like titanic
The artist illustrates how some other days can be as tragic as the sinking of the Titanic.

I can be frozen, tangled, and broken
The artist admits that they can sometimes become stuck or emotionally hurt in life.

But you showed me a whole new world
The singer shares how someone introduced them to new experiences that had a positive impact on their life.

Now I'm stuck in wonderland
The singer is now in awe or wonder of their newfound experiences and is happy to be where they are.

Ever have your life flash before your eyes like
The artist is asking the audience if they have ever experienced a moment where memories of their life flashed before their eyes.

Did you try to the line only thinkin bout I
The artist questions if, in that moment, they focused on themselves rather than others or the situation surrounding them.

I wanna make this one life count
The artist expresses their desire to have a meaningful, memorable life that makes an impact.

Before the clock runs out
The singer reminds listeners that time is limited, and they want to make the most of it before time runs out.

Red carpet got me thinkin bout what really matters now
The artist mentions being on the red carpet, which makes them reflect on what is truly important to them in life.

You can have your flashing lights
The singer addresses someone who might prioritize wild and extravagant experiences and tells them that they can keep it for themselves.

All this crazy got me like
The singer has been exposed to an overwhelming environment, and their thoughts and feelings are affected.

Imma make your name be bright
The singer makes a promise to someone that they will make them stand out and achieve recognition for their talents and hard work.

Shining like stars at midnight
The artist compares the level of brightness and attention to that of stars visible in the night sky.

Roll it back, roll it back, hit replay
The artist wants to relive certain moments and experiences, wishing for time to roll back and repeat certain events.

You're the lead in my movie
The singer tells someone that they hold a significant role in the singer's life, likening them to being the lead in the movie of their life.

Were you directing me
The singer asks if that person was the one leading them in life.

Did I bring you fame
The artist questions if that person benefited from their actions in any way and, therefore, would receive fame.