Night Lights
D. Grady Scott Jr. Lyrics


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Wish the lies I told myself were true
I'm tired of being into you
Can't get you out of my head
Life is so unfair
Last night was the first night
I didn't use our night light
It was just too bright
Just like you were that night




Overall Meaning

The lyrics of the song Night Lights by D. Grady Scott Jr. convey a sense of heartbreak and emotional turmoil. The opening lines "Wish the lies I told myself were true/I'm tired of being into you" suggest an internal conflict between what the singer wishes to believe and the difficult reality of their emotions. This is followed by the admission that "Can't get you out of my head/Life is so unfair," indicating a sense of frustration and perhaps even despair.


The second half of the chorus reveals that the singer has recently experienced a change in their situation, as "Last night was the first night/I didn't use our night light." The lack of the night light may represent a newfound sense of clarity or acceptance, but the line "It was just too bright/Just like you were that night" suggests that memories of the past continue to haunt the singer. Overall, the lyrics of Night Lights express a sense of longing and pain that will be relatable to anyone who has experienced the difficult aftermath of a failed relationship.


Line by Line Meaning

Wish the lies I told myself were true
I wish the false promises I made to myself were a reality


I'm tired of being into you
I'm exhausted from having feelings for you


Can't get you out of my head
You constantly occupy my thoughts


Life is so unfair
Existence is unjust


Last night was the first night
Yesterday evening marked a milestone


I didn't use our night light
I did not rely on our source of comfort or reassurance


It was just too bright
The light was overpowering or intense


Just like you were that night
Much like how you consumed my thoughts during that night




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