Sunsets
Angie K Lyrics

Saw this dude pull up, get out of his brand new Ferrari
The songwriter notices a man getting out of his new luxury car, a Ferrari.

That trophy wife, their money life
The man is with his beautiful and wealthy wife, showcasing their high-status lifestyle.

They look like Ken and Barbie
The man and his wife present themselves as the perfect and ideal image of a couple.

Bet every night's a party
The songwriter assumes that the couple's life is full of constant excitement and celebration.

I'd trade up in a heartbeat
The songwriter admits to feeling envious of the couple's seemingly perfect life and wishes she was in their shoes.

Look back at my beat up truck
The songwriter reflects on her own life and possessions, feeling inadequate compared to the couple's extravagance.

And started feeling sorry
The songwriter begins to feel pity for herself and her situation.

Everybody's sun sets
The chorus highlights the idea that everyone experiences failures and setbacks in their lives, regardless of their status or wealth.

Everybody regrets
The chorus acknowledges that everyone has past mistakes or regrets that they carry with them.

Everybody's ego
The chorus recognizes that everyone has an ego, which can be a source of their greatest weakness.

Is their biggest weakness
The chorus concludes that ego can hinder someone's ability to grow and learn from their mistakes.

We all got our demons
The chorus reflects on everyone's personal struggles and inner demons that they face.

We're all keeping secrets
The chorus acknowledges that everyone has secrets that they conceal from others.

We're all trying to measure
The chorus suggests that everyone tries to compare their life to others and determine who is better off.

Whose life is better, than I remember
The chorus implies that comparing oneself to others can lead to false memories and conclusions.

Everybody's sun, sun, sets in the west
The chorus repeats the theme that everyone will eventually face struggles and setbacks in life, like the setting of the sun in the west.

Ain't no better than the rest
The chorus asserts that no one is superior or inferior to anyone else because everyone faces challenges.

Whom I'm trying to impress now
The chorus questions the motivation behind trying to impress others, given that everyone faces their own struggles and setbacks.

We're all going the same place
The verse suggests that everyone will eventually end up in the same place, regardless of their wealth or status.

Just taking different ways
The verse acknowledges that everyone goes through life in their own way, facing different challenges along the path.

It don't matter what you're wearing
The verse asserts that external appearances, like clothing or wealth, are unimportant in the grand scheme of things.

We came into this world naked
The verse reminds the listener that everyone is born the same way, without any material possessions or wealth.

Keep up with the Joneses
The verse comments on the idea of keeping up with others' lifestyles and possessions, even if it's unnecessary.

Keep up feeling hopeless
The verse suggests that trying to keep up with others' lifestyles can lead to feelings of hopelessness or inadequacy.

Start to forget the word
The verse implies that the pressure to keep up with others can cause someone to forget their own identity or personality.

Just made up with skin and boneses
The verse emphasizes that every person is made up of the same basic materials, regardless of their wealth or status.

Wherever I'm going is where I'm supposed to be
The bridge suggests that everyone has a destiny or purpose, and they will end up where they are meant to be.