Night Rider
Draper feat. Phoebe Ray Lyrics

There's something building in the air.
There's an energy in the air that's growing stronger and stronger.

I can feel it, I can feel it.
The singer is picking up on and experiencing the energy they just mentioned.

It's pressing down on me and I can barely breathe.
The energy is intense and almost overwhelming, making it difficult to think or move.

Oh can you feel it?
The artist is asking if their companion can feel the same energy.

And I'm surrounded everywhere.
The energy seems to be coming from all directions around the artist.

It's creeping up on me but what I just can't say.
The singer is feeling the energy increase, but they can't quite explain what they're feeling.

Oh say you feel it.
The singer is urging their companion to acknowledge and share in this experience with them.

I'm falling into this unknown.
The artist feels like they're being pulled into a new, unfamiliar experience.

There's nothing I can do but give in to the pain.
The artist is unable to resist this experience, even though it's uncomfortable or challenging.

And then the bass, kicks in.
The music intensifies, and becomes more evident to the artist.

I can take it. (Take it)
The singer feels like they can handle the increased music and energy.

And now I lose control. (Control)
The music and energy are now too powerful for the artist to manage, and they're swept up in it.

I can shake it. (Shake it)
The singer is trying to express confidence and control, even though they may not have it.

Can't fight it anymore.
The singer is accepting that they can't resist the energy and experience any longer.

In this almighty realm.
The singer feels like they're in a powerful, overwhelming space that they can't control.

And as the crowd begins to fade.
As the night or concert comes to an end, the artist feels the energy and excitement start to ebb away.

It's left me breathless, left me helpless wanting more.
Even as the experience fades away, the artist still feels the impact of it, and wants to experience it again.

But just as quickly as it came.
The exciting, energetic experience is fleeting and unpredictable, coming and going without notice.

It disappears and I'm left lying on the floor.
After the energy and excitement fades, the singer feels drained and exhausted.

But I still feel it.
Even after the experience is over, the artist still carries the energy and excitement with them, letting it linger.