Lost & Found
Afrojack x Jewelz & Sparks Lyrics

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Lost and found, a wallet from a man, careless man, careless man
Too bad, too bad, too bad, too bad
Lost and found, a wallet from a man, careless man, careless man
And all the streets are paved tonight, and we won't be their slaves tonight
And I ain't gonna feel bad at all, feel bad at all

Lost and found, a wallet from a man, careless man, careless man
Too bad, too bad, too bad, too bad

Lost and found, a wallet from a man, careless man, careless man

He's Robin Hood by accident
I need it more than he does and
I surely will not feel bad at all, feel bad at all, feel bad at all, feel bad at all, feel
Bad at all, feel bad at all

Lost and found, a wallet from a man, careless man, careless man
Oh is there anybody out there by the name of Mister Jones ?
No, No, Well, I tried
Lost and found, lost and found, lost and found, lost and found

Lost and found, a wallet from a man, careless man, careless man
Too bad, too bad, too bad, too bad

Lost and found, a wallet from a man, careless man, careless man

We sailed across the Barbary Sea, with Nina, Pinto, and Marie
And none of us will feel bad at all, feel bad at all, feel bad at all, feel bad at all,
Feel bad at all, feel bad at all, feel bad at
All

Yes, all the streets are paved tonight, and we won't be their slaves tonight

And I ain't gonna feel bad at all, feel bad at all
Lost and found, lost and found, lost and found, lost and found

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Afrojack x Jewelz & Sparks's song Lost & Found explore the feelings of careless actions and the concept of finding something valuable that someone else has lost. The song opens with the repetition of "lost and found, a wallet from a man, careless man, careless man," emphasizing the carelessness of the man who lost his wallet. The singer then goes on to describe the feeling of empowerment and liberation from not feeling "bad at all" about keeping the lost wallet, likening themselves to Robin Hood by accident. The chorus repeats the phrase "lost and found" with a sense of urgency as if something valuable has been discovered amidst the chaos.

The middle section of the song brings in a new perspective, with a mention of sailing across the Barbary Sea and the names Nina, Pinto, and Marie. This section seems to take on a more adventurous and carefree tone, perhaps suggesting that the discovery of the lost wallet leads to a spontaneous and exciting experience. The repetition of "feel bad at all" throughout the song emphasizes the idea that sometimes it's okay to take what we want or need, even if it comes at the expense of someone else's carelessness.

Overall, Lost & Found is a catchy and upbeat song with lyrics that explore the themes of carelessness, personal gain, and the thrill of unexpected discoveries.

Line by Line Meaning

Lost and found, a wallet from a man, careless man, careless man
The singer has found a wallet that belongs to a careless man.

Too bad, too bad, too bad, too bad
The singer expresses their pity for the man's carelessness.

And all the streets are paved tonight, and we won't be their slaves tonight
The singer is enjoying their freedom as they walk the streets at night.

And I ain't gonna feel bad at all, feel bad at all
The artist has no guilt or remorse for keeping the wallet.

He's Robin Hood by accident
The artist sees themselves as accidentally similar to the heroic outlaw Robin Hood.

I need it more than he does and
The singer justifies keeping the wallet by believing they need it more than its careless owner.

Lost and found, lost and found, lost and found, lost and found
The repetition of 'lost and found' emphasizes the theme of finding and keeping things that do not belong to you.

Oh is there anybody out there by the name of Mister Jones ?
The artist is calling out to see if anyone will claim ownership of the lost wallet.

No, No, Well, I tried
The artist did their due diligence in trying to find the owner, but no one came forward.

We sailed across the Barbary Sea, with Nina, Pinto, and Marie
The artist is reminiscing about a past adventure with friends.

Yes, all the streets are paved tonight, and we won't be their slaves tonight
The singer continues to revel in their freedom and lack of consequences for keeping the wallet.

Lyrics © BMG Rights Management
Written by: RON MAEL

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