Angel
Big Bad Bosses Lyrics

Club hoppin'
The singer is spending their evening at bars, clubs or restaurants with a high likelihood of meeting someone new.

See her dancin' alone.
Someone is dancing without a partner.

In the corner, I'm just checkin' my phone.
The singer is bored and almost missing the chance to dance with someone they find attractive because they are not paying enough attention.

I should join her, Step right into the zone.
Regardless of what has kept him from talking to the dancer, the artist now feels like joining her and wants to start dancing.

Get to sweatin', I ain't tryin' to unwind.
The artist is not interested in relaxation, but is indeed looking for someone they like to spend some time with and maybe even get quite physical with them.

Girl you're smokin', Damn you're one of a kind.
The singer has found a pretty girl who he finds very much to his liking.

Can't help it; Moves are blowin' my mind.
The singer admits to being captivated by the girl's dancing abilities and becomes more and more aroused.

Girl, now my pulse is starting to rise.
The girl's appearance and demeanor have piqued the artist's interest and they are starting to feel the rush of adrenaline.

I see excitement flash in your eyes.
The dancer reciprocates the artist's feelings and is equally excited to engage with them.

Let's get a cab and blow the joint.
The artist wants to exit the establishment with the dancer and get closer to her in some other setting.

Let me get right on down to the point.
He plans on following through on his intentions for the evening with her.

Shoulda told ya, Wrapped up baggage in store.
The artist has emotional baggage from their past experiences that will represent a problem in their relationship with this girl.

Couldn't blame ya, Show yourself to the door.
The singer is taking responsibility for the possibility that the girl might not want to be with him once she knows about his issues.

Couldn't help it, Left it all on the floor.
The singer ended up not holding back and getting intimate with the girl.

Now you know me, Might just drop the facade.
The singer is not going to hide their issues with their partner, and wants to be candid with them from the start.

Make your mind up, A one winged Angel, a fraud.
The artist is warning the girl that he might not be as great a partner as she thinks, thus he is not an angelic figure as he might appear.

Let me tell ya, I could summon a god.
The artist is claiming that he has the power to do something meaningful or impressive for the girl.

I called my mom and told her the deal
The singer talks to their mother and shares his emotional burden.

This story feels so eerily real
The singer's story is unsettling and possibly points to a pattern of overwhelming feelings they keep experiencing.

She said to call this party off
The artist's mother is advising him to avoid such parties in the future and instead find other friends or activities that would help him cope with his psychological issues.

She said she hates to see me go soft
The artist's mother is aware of his softness and she doesn't want him to wallow in emotions.

She says that all I need is a friend
The artist's mother believes he could avoid hurting himself by simply having a friend to talk to about his feelings.

She said to never falter again
The singer's mother is advising him to be decisive and avoid acting impulsively under the influence of his overwhelming feelings.

She said to rain down fire and then
The last pieces of advice from the artist's mother are somewhat cryptic and might be interpreted in many different ways depending on the context.

She said this happens now and again
The singer's mother sees her son's problems as normal and occasional, but still problematic.

And again, And again
The repetition of the word 'again' suggests that the singer's concerns are ongoing and that he has yet to find a way to deal with them effectively.