Fifteen
A.i.N Lyrics
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'cause they're the only ones that make you want to die
And they make their scene the priss and preen
They'll never get it right
The mirror on the living room wall
Ain't been too kind since you hit grade four
But honestly, the last thing he'll say tonight
Just put your things away, you know its just not your time
He's the boy you got
He's the ticket stub that never won a prize
And and there's no hard sell 'cause he's got a face
Came straight from a fight
But he answers we he calls
And he's under six feet tall
But honestly, the last thing he'll say tonight
Just put your things away, you know its just not your time
He's big and dumb like a dagwood dog
He's jeans never fit quite right
But there's a razor blade cut
And a feeling in your gut that says
There ain't no way to disguise it
Hate your friends
'cause they're the only ones that make you want to die
And they make their scene the priss and preen
They'll never get it right
The ones who shine so bright
Are made or broke come Friday night
But honestly, the last thing he'll say tonight
Just put your things away, you know its just not your
He's big and dumb like a dagwood dog
He's jeans never fit quite right
But there's a razor blade cut
And a feeling in your gut that says
There ain't no way to disguise it
But honestly, the last thing he'll say tonight
Just put your things away, you know its just not your time
That's the way, we're gonna get it right
The song "Fifteen" by A.i.N. explores the complicated emotions and frustrations that a teenager may experience. The lyrics express the feeling of being misunderstood and alienated by one's peers. The singer hates their friends because they believe that they are the only ones who truly make them want to die, and they never get it right. They make their own scene, the priss and preen, and it seems as though they are stuck in their ways.
The lyrics also reference the mirror on the living room wall, which hasn't been too kind since grade four. This implies that the singer has struggled with self-image and self-esteem for quite some time. The person's lover, who is described as big and dumb like a dagwood dog, has a face that came straight from a fight and is under six feet tall. They are not perfect, but they are there to answer the calls and be supportive of the singer.
The overarching message of the song is a reassurance that the person's time will come, and they must be patient and put their things away because it is not their time. It is a reminder that things will eventually get better, and that the struggles and hardships of youth are temporary.
Line by Line Meaning
Hate your friends
'cause they're the only ones that make you want to die
You despise your friends because they're the only ones that push you to the brink of despair.
And they make their scene the priss and preen
They'll never get it right
They care too much about their image and they'll never truly understand what it means to be authentic.
The mirror on the living room wall
Ain't been too kind since you hit grade four
You've felt self-conscious and ashamed of your appearance since a young age.
But honestly, the last thing he'll say tonight
Just put your things away, you know its just not your time
Someone is trying to reassure you that your moment to shine hasn't arrived yet, and it's best to wait and keep trying.
He's the boy you got
He's the ticket stub that never won a prize
And and there's no hard sell 'cause he's got a face
Came straight from a fight
The boy you're with is like a losing lottery ticket, and despite his rugged appearance there's nothing truly captivating about him.
But he answers we he calls
And he's under six feet tall
The boy you're with may not be physically impressive, but he's reliable and doesn't let you down.
He's big and dumb like a dagwood dog
He's jeans never fit quite right
But there's a razor blade cut
And a feeling in your gut that says
There ain't no way to disguise it
There's something off-putting about the boy you're with, despite his outward appearance of being a big, tough guy there's something unsettling and dangerous about him.
The ones who shine so bright
Are made or broke come Friday night
The people who are popular and successful can easily lose it all in one night, it's a fragile facade they put on.
That's the way, we're gonna get it right
The only way to truly succeed is to keep trying and making mistakes until finally getting it right.
Lyrics © WORDS & MUSIC A DIV OF BIG DEAL MUSIC LLC
Written by: TIM ADRIAN ROGERS
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
Евгений Самарин
Awesome, fucking awesome band. !!!!! )))))
James Sells
was looking for precisely this version. THANKS!
Ryan Mc
I haven't heard this shit in like a decade
caivs
what's that graphic from?
Buck Rodgers
I wonder if they realize there are trump supporters that love these guys.
Been a fan for 23 years.
Oscar Hermosillo
Happy cinco de mayo...viva Mexico cabrones......jeff ott for president......
Rockkley
No matter what shit somebody enjoy playing during their lives, if you listen to the same great music then you both probably have same good stances inside, besides of shit and stupidity in each other that might came up as violence, agression or depression etc.. I mean, people are not stupid at the "starting point" of their dreams, they know what they want and they want the same things like everybody else, but not all of them know how to make it or to get it, or just have been taught by different methods and views from their surroundings. And music like this is not for telling people to spred shit on each others, which is not a natural thing, but to kick their asses and show that we all the same and don't be fucking afraid of someone acting like an idiot cause you both need the same things to feel happy living.
sry my english if something messed up
TackyRackyComixNEO
Why would you even bring that up here?
Todd Pot
Who fucking cares. I’m sure child molesters enjoy fifteen also. Doesn’t change the fact that both are fucking morons.
werdk534
what sort of trump supporters listen to this?!?!