Woke up Late
Drax Project Lyrics

Woke up late
The songwriter is saying he woke up late and in an unfamiliar place as he was away from his home.

Somewhere far away from home
The songwriter portrays himself as not knowing where he is after he had woken up.

Pockets empty wallet gone
The songwriter implies that he probably spent all his money last night, although he isn't entirely sure how much he spent or on what.

The sun is streaming all on down on my face
The songwriter is saying that the sunlight is disturbing him as he is still struggling to come to terms with where he woke up.

Layin' down on someone's bed
The songwriter describes where he is after he'd woken up.

A girl that I had hardly met
The songwriter is saying that he had probably met the girl for the first time the night before and she is the reason he is in the unknown place.

My head is spinnin' like I've been out days
The songwriter is saying that his head hurts as if he was drinking for a few days.

Now you're waking up too
The songwriter is addressing someone else who is waking up alongside him.

Lying next to me in your room
The songwriter is saying that the place where he has woken up is someone else's room and whoever's room it is, they shared the bed overnight.

Not quite used to someone so new
The songwriter is expressing uncertainty and hesitancy about the person next to them, whom they have just met the night before.

Did ya catch my name, yea
The songwriter is asking if the person in the room with him caught his name the night before. He wants to know if the person knows his name.

Wonder how long I slept in
The songwriter is wondering how long he slept - he probably slept in for too long and has wasted his day.

I don't know where the hell I've been
The songwriter is saying that he doesn't know where he was the night before, or what he did, so he can't be entirely sure how he got to the place where he is waking up.

I know that's all right
The songwriter is coming to terms with the fact that he can't turn back time, nor can he do anything to retrieve his lost memories from the previous night.

Last night we met at one
The songwriter is recalling when he first met the girl who had convinced him to stay out all night.

Drank 'til two
The songwriter is describing how much he drank until he lost count of the number of drinks he took.

Danced 'til four
The songwriter is saying that he danced for a relatively long time before he finally called it a night.

Walked you home
The songwriter is saying that he probably accompanied the girl home after the night out even though he wasn't familiar with the area.

Awake 'til dawn
The songwriter is saying that they stayed up until the early hours of the morning.

Slept 'til noon
The songwriter is saying that he slept in for an extended period, probably because of the long night that they had.

And now I want more
The songwriter is saying that he enjoyed the previous night and is seeming interested in having more of such nights in the future.

I got that taste oh
The songwriter is recalling the taste of the atmosphere, energy or comfort of the previous night. He enjoyed it.

It's in my mouth
The songwriter is saying that he can still taste the fun he had the previous night as though it's still fresh in his mouth.

It's like I had too much last night
The songwriter is comparing the feeling he is having presently to when one excessively drinks - he so desires to have it again.

It just felt so right
The songwriter is justifying why he desires to relive the previous night by saying he just clicked with everyone he met.

Because of you, now
The songwriter acknowledges everything that happened last night was made possible because of the girl he met.

I could go or I could stay 'cause I
The songwriter is saying that he doesn't have any plans for the day and therefore has two choices; to either leave or stay with the girl and have another night of fun.

Got nothing planned today
The songwriter is stating that he has no plans for the day.

And I know that's all right
The songwriter is okay with the lack of plan as he's open to another night of hanging out.

Why's it so, so easy with the lights down?
The songwriter is saying that, in the dark, it was easy to connect with people and have fun without being judged.

Why's it so, so easy when the night's ours?
The songwriter is saying that the night brings out the ease in socializing and experiencing life as one wishes.

Yea, last night was fun lets do it again
The songwriter is asking the person next to them if they want to do it again, and whether they enjoyed themselves.

We both know we're more than friends
The songwriter is acknowledging that there might be something more between themselves and the girl.

And I know that's all right
The songwriter is reiterating that he is okay with whatever happens next between himself and the girl.