Don't Go
Dobson Fefe Lyrics
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Past the station and
There's one person without a seat
Got my sunnies 'cause the sun just
Keeps on lookin' right through me
Ain't nobody gonna stop me
Baby can't you see
Girls and boys should be together
Don't go
Girls and boys can rule the world
Don't go
Boys and boys should be together
Don't go
Girls and girls can rule the world
I've got jumbo polka-dotted trousers
With the empty pockets
It's funny to me that the two of us
Could fit in one pair
Teens and queens on magazines
That have me on the cover
But none of that compares to
Just one night alone with you
And what you do
Don't go
Girls and boys should be together
Don't go
Girls and boys can rule the world
Don't go
Boys and boys should be together
Don't go
Girls and girls can rule the world
Don't go
Girls and boys should be together
Don't go
Girls and boys can rule the world
Don't go
Boys and boys should be together
Don't go
Girls and girls can rule the world
I was just ridin' my bike on 43rd street
Past the station and
There's one person without a seat
You got me wishin' I was just a little
Squirrel at your window
Got me whistlin' a song
I thought I never could like
Just for you
Don't go
Girls and boys should be together
Don't go
Girls and boys can rule the world
Don't go
Boys and boys should be together
Don't go
Girls and girls can rule the world
Don't go
Girls and boys should be together
Don't go
Girls and boys can rule the world
Don't go
Boys and boys should be together
Don't go
Girls and girls can rule the world
Don't go
Girls and boys should be together
Don't go
Girls and boys can rule the world
Don't go
Boys and boys should be together
Don't go
Girls and girls can rule the world
Don't go
Boys and boys should be together
Don't go
Girls and girls can rule the world
The song "Don't Go" by Dobson Fefe is an upbeat song that focuses on the idea that boys and girls should be together, and they can rule the world when they are surrounded by each other. The first verse talks about the singer riding their bike along 43rd street, past the train station, and observing a person without a seat. The person's discomfort doesn't stop them from enjoying their ride, and the singer seems confident in their journey. The chorus, repeated several times throughout the song, emphasizes this idea that boys and girls shouldn't be separated, regardless of their genders.
The second verse shows the singer's playful side, describing their jumbo polka-dotted trousers with empty pockets as they romanticize the idea of being able to fit two people in one pair. The lyrics then shift to magazines and the glamour of being on the cover, but none of that can compare to spending one night alone with the person they're singing to. The bridge repeats the chorus once more, highlighting the singer's desire to be close to the person they're singing to. The last lines of the song repeat the line "Don't go" four times, emphasizing the singer's plea to be with the person they love.
Overall, the song is an anthem of love and the idea that everyone should be together, regardless of their gender. The song was an immediate hit and garnered a lot of attention, primarily from the LGBTQ+ community. The singer, Dobson Fefe, has always been vocal about her support for the LGBTQ+ community and her determination to fight for their rights. The song's combination of catchy beats, upbeat melodies, and its positive message about love and acceptance landed it on the top charts.
Line by Line Meaning
I was ridin' my bike on 43rd street
I was casually biking along 43rd street
Past the station and
I biked past the station
There's one person without a seat
I saw someone standing without a seat
Got my sunnies 'cause the sun just
I'm wearing sunglasses because the sun keeps
Keeps on lookin' right through me
its glare is too much
Ain't nobody gonna stop me
I'm determined and unstoppable
Baby can't you see
I'm telling you, honey
I've got jumbo polka-dotted trousers
I'm wearing large, spotted pants
With the empty pockets
my pockets are empty
It's funny to me that the two of us
it's amusing to think that you and I
Could fit in one pair
could both fit in these pants
Teens and queens on magazines
pictures of young people and royals in publications
That have me on the cover
where I'm featured on the front
But none of that compares to
none of that is as good as
Just one night alone with you
spending a night with you
And what you do
whatever you have planned for us
You got me wishin' I was just a little
you're making me wish I was a small
Squirrel at your window
squirrel watching you from outside your window
Got me whistlin' a song
now I'm humming a tune
I thought I never could like
a song I never thought I would enjoy
Just for you
because of you
Girls and boys should be together
both genders should be able to be together
Girls and boys can rule the world
both genders can dominate the world
Boys and boys should be together
boys should be able to be together
Girls and girls can rule the world
girls can dominate the world
Boys and boys should be together
boys should be able to be together
Girls and girls can rule the world
girls can dominate the world
Boys and boys should be together
boys should be able to be together
Girls and girls can rule the world
girls can dominate the world
Boys and boys should be together
boys should be able to be together
Girls and girls can rule the world
girls can dominate the world
Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: Jason Levine, Fefe Dobson
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
@benjaminjoshua
one of the greatest pop songs of the 21st century
@thep.o.p5540
Only legends know this song 🎵
@simplyselina
Who was like 10 and now is their 20s and came back to this?!
@thep.o.p5540
You're a legend 🙌
@thep.o.p5540
I'm 31 🤣
@claraberg1214
I mean 30's for me but same thing 😅
@Woody10719
I was 15
@jerrylharbin
I was 8 🙌🏾
@bossashleeeey
Still love this song
@ShadowSora8491
Still a catchy song, all these years later. I also couldn't help but to notice Drake Bell, in this video.