midnight
Afterlife Feat Angela Neve Lyrics


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Late nearly bout half past ten, nearly time to rest my head, Thinkin bout the day ahead, still the same in every way Call me up say your in town , I'm staying up your coming round Later on a glass of wine were taking bout the good ole times

Midnight distraction
Midnight distraction
Midnight distraction

Morning breaks , into the room the night it takes Got to go to work I say , I'm waiting for the train im late Wonder if this time you'll stay Maybe just for one more day , the coffee in my cup is old.
The sun is going down and its cold


Midnight distraction




Midnight distraction
Midnight distraction

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Afterlife Feat Angela Neve's song "Midnight" appear to be about a person who is reflecting on their routine and mundane life. The song starts with the singer talking about the time, and how it's almost half-past ten, which is nearly time for the singer to go to bed. The singer is reflecting on the day ahead and how it's still the same as every other day that they've experienced before. However, their thoughts are interrupted by a call from someone who is in town, and they agree to meet up for a glass of wine in the late hours of the night. The two of them reminisce about old times, and this becomes a "midnight distraction" for the singer.


The song then jumps to the next morning, where the singer has to go to work and catches the train. They wonder if the person they met up with the night before will stay for another day. The singer's coffee is old and the sun is going down, indicating that the day is coming to an end, and it's getting cold. The phrase "midnight distraction" implies that the singer's meeting with the other person was a temporary escape from the monotony of their life.



Line by Line Meaning

Late nearly bout half past ten, nearly time to rest my head, Thinkin bout the day ahead, still the same in every way
It's getting late, around 10:30 pm, and I'm thinking about going to bed. However, I can't help but contemplate the day ahead, which seems like it will be uneventful and mundane.


Call me up say your in town , I'm staying up your coming round Later on a glass of wine were taking bout the good ole times
You give me a call and tell me you're in town. I decide to stay up and wait for you to come over. Once you arrive, we share a glass of wine and reminisce about the good old days.


Morning breaks , into the room the night it takes Got to go to work I say , I'm waiting for the train im late Wonder if this time you'll stay Maybe just for one more day , the coffee in my cup is old.
Morning arrives, and the night fades away. I have to go to work and catch the train, but I'm running late. I wonder if this time you'll stay with me a bit longer, maybe for just one more day. The coffee in my cup is cold and stale now.


The sun is going down and its cold
The sun is setting, and it's getting chilly outside.


Midnight distraction Midnight distraction Midnight distraction
This repetitive phrase suggests that these thoughts and memories continue to distract and occupy the singer's mind, even as time passes and the day changes.




Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: JONATHAN IAN GREEN, TOR ALBERT MILLER

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