Choo Choo
AllttA Lyrics

When I'm on the rails
The singer is referring to the experience of being on a train track.

I go choo choo
The singer is mimicking the sound of a train whistle.

I'm on that train
The singer is still referring to being on a train.

I got my passengers going insane
The artist is enjoying their time on the train and the excitement of the passengers who are also enjoying the journey.

It's like we passing jars of that propane
The excitement and energy on the train is intense, as if the passengers are passing around jars of a highly flammable substance.

I'm screaming fire fire fire fire flames
The singer is shouting in excitement and hype, the fire and flames adding to the energy of the situation.

Fuck that and a bus pass
The singer dismisses the idea of taking a bus as it is not as exciting as being on a train.

I'm a need a Dali with a Lama cus I must-stash
The artist makes a reference to Salvador Dali, the famous surrealist artist, and a llama, a pack animal, perhaps to symbolize the need for creativity and persistence in their life.

I'ma need a piece ie: if I must blast
If necessary, the artist must have a weapon to defend themselves.

I'ma need peace ea: if I must last
The artist also desires peace, which is necessary for their survival.

See these days how we must clash damn it is so real
There is conflict and tension in society today, which is felt by the singer.

How we must act when there ain't no reel
In a world without a script or direction, the artist ponders how they should behave and navigate through life.

Word to the surreal now that's for reals
The singer acknowledges the surrealist themes in their lyrics and embraces the idea of life being a bit nonsensical and abstract.

Like when our home was on four wheels
The singer is recalling a time when they may have lived in a mobile home, perhaps on wheels or a trailer.

Do you gotta ticket
The singer is asking if the listener has a ticket to ride the train.

Well I'm gone click it
The artist will validate the listener's ticket for them.

Now I'ma tell you where to sit
The artist will direct the listener to their assigned seat on the train.

And you gone sit shit
The singer doesn't care if the listener is unhappy with their seat and instructs them to sit there anyway.

We going fast we going faster
The train is moving quickly and gaining speed.

And when you see your ex man we going passed them
Even the sight of a past lover won't slow the train down or change the artist's mood.

Yeah let's take it back to them silly ass sixteens
The artist is reflecting back on their youth and perhaps the naivete of being sixteen years old.

Saw a man shot in the belly I was sixteen
The artist witnessed something traumatic or violent when they were sixteen years old.

I ain't no Pac though my scars are far from a chicken
The singer acknowledges they do not compare to Tupac Shakur, a famous rapper who also experienced violence, but the scars they carry from their own traumatic experiences are no less significant.

Saw the spark smelled the powder heard the kids scream
The artist witnessed violence firsthand, including the sound and smell of gunfire and the screams of children.

What a graduation party should've pat us down
The singer is frustrated that there wasn't proper security at a graduation party where violence occurred.

I mean absurd to me security was not around
The lack of security seems nonsensical and incomprehensible to the singer.

Nah absurdity's the certainty they'll clap a round
The singer recognizes that unfortunately, violence is almost expected in certain situations and as a result, someone may become a victim of gunfire.

For a diploma and a comma with a the cap in gown
The artist questions the value of a diploma and a degree when safety and security cannot be guaranteed.

Fire fire
The artist repeats the word 'fire' for emphasis and hype.

Fire fire
The singer repeats the word 'fire' for emphasis and hype.

Fire fire
The singer repeats the word 'fire' for emphasis and hype.

Flames
The artist ends the song with 'flames' to reference the intensity and energy of the song as a whole.