Rango
Catfish and the Bottlemen Lyrics

The beginning of the song expresses a sense of closure and a desire to move on. The singer sings about leaving behind a town that has nothing to offer him but the person he cares about. He recognizes that this person is the only reason he could see himself coming back to the town. Even though he wants to forget the town, he can't forget the person. As he drinks and tries to forget, he realizes that he doesn't want to lose track of this person.

The next part of the song introduces Abby, who seems to be a manipulative character. The lyrics suggest that Abby is waiting for an opportunity to make the person she's interested in make mistakes, possibly by taking advantage of him when he's alone, and then using it to her advantage. Although the singer misses the person, he knows that he can't let him fall into Abby's trap. He admires the person for being able to navigate the town's shady scenes without getting caught up in anything too dangerous, which is a testament to his strength.

In the final part of the song, Abby's true intentions become clearer. She's wearing a top that the person loves, and is acting strangely. The singer knows that Abby is up to something, and that she knows how to manipulate the person. The chorus is repeated, emphasizing how Abby is waiting for her chance to take advantage of the person. The song ends with the ominous line, "she always knew how to pull the strings."

Overall, "Rango" seems to be a cautionary tale about trusting the wrong people and getting caught up in dangerous situations. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a town where everyone is out for themselves, and the only way to survive is to keep your wits about you.