Last Train
David Guetta - Joachim Garraud - Miss Thing Lyrics
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Get get up, get get on
Get get up, get get on
Get get up, get get on
I need to make the proper connection
To get my popper injection
My customs infection
I need to ride, ride, ride, ride
Get get up, get get on
Get get up, get get on
Get get up, get get on
Get get up, get get on
Sunshine or rain, pleasure or pain
Release my stress, release my pain
Don't want it simple, don't want to plane
I want some men in there on a frame
Bring on the wreck, bring on the chamb'
You've got me waitin', waitin' in vain
Don't make me wait
Please don't make me wait
You get the jab on the boys on a play
We know to lay, it's time to slave
Side to side, ready for the ride
Up and down, swing its around
Get get up, get get on
Get get up, get get on
Get get up, get get on
Get get up, get get on
Are u the conductor ?
Be my instructor
Simple and plane, show me the train
Can I please get on the last train
Get get up, get get on
Get get up, get get on
Get get up, get get on
Get get up, get get on
Get get up, get get on
Get get up, get get on
Get get up, get get on
Get get up, get get on
Can I please get on the last train
The song "Last Train" by David Guetta is about the pursuit of happiness and release from life's stresses, and the journey to get there. The lyrics speak to the desire of the singer to make a connection and get their fix, or "popper injection", in order to proceed in the right direction towards their happiness. They want to ride the metaphorical train, which represents their journey to this desired state, and they want to do it with style and excitement.
The chorus of the song repeats the phrase "Get get up, get get on" which can be interpreted as a call to action, urging the listener to get up and get on their journey towards their happiness. The singer believes that no matter what obstacles they face, whether it be sunshine or rain, pleasure or pain, they will continue on their journey to find relief from their stress and pain.
The lyrics also speak to the desire for adventure and excitement, with references to wrecks and chambers, and the need for men in the frame. This seems to suggest the singer's desire to experience life to the fullest, and not settle for a dull or ordinary existence.
Overall, "Last Train" is a song about the journey to find happiness, and the desire for excitement and adventure along the way.
Line by Line Meaning
Get get up, get get on
The singer is urging themselves (or someone else) to get up and get moving in order to achieve their desires.
I need to make the proper connection
The singer needs to make the right connection in order to fulfill their needs.
To get my popper injection
The singer needs a stimulant injection in order to accomplish their goals.
My customs infection
The artist is referencing the difficulties of smuggling drugs through customs or borders.
So I can proceed in the right direction
The artist believes that the drugs will help them move forward appropriately.
I need to ride, ride, ride, ride
The singer feels the need to continue onward, like they are on a journey or quest.
Sunshine or rain, pleasure or pain
The singer is saying that they will deal with whatever comes their way.
Release my stress, release my pain
The artist wants to use the drugs to alleviate their stress and pain.
Don't want it simple, don't want to plane
The artist wants something more exciting or stimulating than the mundane.
I want some men in there on a frame
The artist wants a group of people to be involved with their drug use.
Bring on the wreck, bring on the chamb'
The singer wants to raise the intensity of the situation, likely referring to the effects of the drugs.
You've got me waitin', waitin' in vain
The artist is impatiently waiting for something to happen and is becoming frustrated.
Don't make me wait
The singer is emphasizing that they do not want to wait any longer.
You get the jab on the boys on a play
The singer is likely referring to injecting drugs into themselves and their associates while on a night out.
We know to lay, it's time to slave
The singer is saying that they know how to use the drugs and are ready to do so.
Side to side, ready for the ride
The artist is ready to party and experience the effects of the drugs.
Up and down, swing its around
The artist is describing the unsteadiness or dizziness they will experience due to the drugs.
Are u the conductor ?
The singer is asking if someone is in charge or leading the situation.
Be my instructor
The singer is asking someone to guide or teach them something.
Simple and plane, show me the train
The artist wants straightforward instructions on what to do next.
Can I please get on the last train
The artist is asking to be included or to join in the current situation or activity, potentially involving drugs.
Lyrics © Ultra Tunes, Universal Music Publishing Group, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
Written by: JEAN CHARLES MARCEL GERARD CARRE, PIERRE DAVID GUETTA, JOACHIM ANDRE GARRAUD, MAX GLAZER
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