Stella
All Time Low Lyrics

Three p.m., on my feet and staggering
The singer is exhausted and unsteady, likely as a result of drinking or partying.

Through misplaced words
The singer is having difficulty expressing themselves, possibly due to substance use.

And a sinking feeling, I got carried away
The singer feels out of control and overwhelmed by their actions or emotions.

Sick, sick of sleeping on the floor
The artist is tired of the physical discomfort associated with partying, such as crashing on the ground.

Another night, another score
The artist equates partying with achieving some kind of goal or success.

I'm jaded, bottles breaking
The singer is desensitized to the party lifestyle and any damage it causes, such as breaking bottles.

You're only happy when I'm wasted
The singer's companion only enjoys their company when they are in a drunken or high state.

I point my finger but I just can't place it
The artist is attempting to pinpoint the exact issue or problem, but is struggling due to their drug/alcohol use.

Feels like I'm falling in love
The artist's feelings of infatuation or obsession are amplified while under the influence.

When I'm falling to the bathroom floor
The artist physically falls due to intoxication, but frames it in a romantic way.

I remember how you tasted
The singer recalls the sensation of being with their companion while under the influence, likely in a sexual context.

I've had you so many times, let's face it
The artist has been with their companion repeatedly, and acknowledges it as a fact.

Feels like I'm falling in love alone
The singer is aware that their intense emotions are not reciprocated by their companion, leading to feelings of loneliness.

Stella, would you take me home?
The singer is requesting their companion to bring them to a safe place or care for them in some way.

Two a.m., I'm on a blackout binge again
The singer has reached a point of drinking so intensely that they have lost memory of the events (blackout) and are doing so repetitively (binge).

You know I don't need sleep
The artist is prioritizing partying over basic needs such as rest.

And I lost my keys, but I got so many friends
While the artist has misplaced an essential item, they place more value on the friendships that partying has brought them.

I'm faded, bottles breaking
The singer is becoming increasingly impaired and careless, leading to broken objects.

One more reason, I should never have met you
The singer is acknowledging that their companion has had a negative impact on their life in some way.

Just another reason I could never forget you
Despite recognizing the negative impact, the artist still feels a strong connection or attachment to their companion.

Down we go
The artist and their companion are descending into a more extreme or dangerous level of partying or substance use.

The room's spinning out of control
The artist is experiencing intense sensory distortion as a result of intoxication, leading to a loss of control.

Lose myself in a chemical moment
The singer is surrendering to the effects of their drug/alcohol use and losing their sense of self or identity.

The night life's taking its toll
The artist is acknowledging that the repeated lifestyle of partying is negatively impacting their mental/physical health.

That's just the way it goes
The singer accepts that this is the way their life is currently and sees no way to change it.

Come on, Stella, would you take me home?
The singer is once again requesting their companion to assist them in getting home safely or out of danger.