Dancer
FAIRCHILD Lyrics


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Stand up, you will not see the sun
While we drift away
How come, days can not be the same
Surrounded by the friends that we have made.

Please be, calm now, wait and see
Days won't seem so long
Lay low, stray from the hype of rivalry
Green eyes won't be there when you are gone.

What ever, the day is over.
What ever, the day is done.
What ever, the day is over.
What ever, the day is done.

You took him dancing, you took him home
I don't care but you danced without me all night long.
You took him dancing, you took him home
I don't care but you danced without me all night long.
You took him dancing, you took him home
I don't care but you danced without me all night long.
You took him dancing, you took him home
I don't care but you danced without me all night long.

Stand up, you will not see the sun
While we drift away
How come, days can not be the same
Surrounded by the friends that we have made.

What ever, the day is over.
What ever, the day is done.
What ever, the day is over.
What ever, the day is done.

You took him dancing, you took him home
I don't care but you danced without me all night long.
You took him dancing, you took him home
I don't care but you danced without me all night long.
You took him dancing, you took him home
I don't care but you danced without me all night long.




You took him dancing, you took him home
I don't care but you danced without me all night long

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to FAIRCHILD's song "Dancer" seem to describe a feeling of being left out or excluded from a group of friends or a social event. The opening lines suggest a sense of isolation or separation, as the singer notes that "you will not see the sun" while others "drift away." The second verse offers advice to "lay low" and avoid getting caught up in competition or jealousy, suggesting that this behavior can lead to feelings of loneliness and exclusion. The repeated refrain of "whatever, the day is over" seems to express a resigned acceptance of the situation, as if the singer has come to terms with being left out.


The chorus, which repeats the line "you took him dancing, you took him home," suggests that the specific event the singer is referring to is a dance or party, and that someone else took a prospective romantic partner home instead of the singer. The repetition of this line four times gives it a sense of obsession or fixation, as if the singer can't stop thinking about the situation. The final line, "I don't care but you danced without me all night long," reads as defensive, as if the singer is trying to convince themselves that they're not upset about the situation.


Overall, "Dancer" seems to capture the feeling of being excluded from a group or social event and the resulting sense of loneliness and insecurity. The specific event of the dance and the repeated refrain about being left out suggests a romantic component to the story, but the larger message about feeling like an outsider is relatable to anyone who has been left out of a group for any reason.


Line by Line Meaning

Stand up, you will not see the sun
Get up and face reality, even though it may be harsh and you may not see a positive outcome.


While we drift away
As time passes, things may change and we may be separated from each other.


How come, days cannot be the same
Why can't things stay the way they were and not change?


Surrounded by the friends that we have made
We are supported by those we have chosen to be in our lives.


Please be, calm now, wait and see
Don't panic or make rash decisions, take your time and wait for clarity.


Days won't seem so long
If we practice patience, time will go by faster and things won't seem as difficult or unbearable.


Lay low, stray from the hype of rivalry
Avoid getting caught up in competition or drama with others, it won't lead to anything positive.


Green eyes won't be there when you are gone
Those who may have been envious or spiteful towards us won't matter once we've moved on or are no longer around.


Whatever, the day is over. Whatever, the day is done.
No matter what happened during the day, it's now in the past and we should let it go.


You took him dancing, you took him home I don't care but you danced without me all night long.
Even though the singer may not care about the other person's actions, it still hurt to be excluded and ignored.


Stand up, you will not see the sun While we drift away
Reiterating the importance of facing reality and being aware of the changes around us.


You took him dancing, you took him home I don't care but you danced without me all night long.
Repeating the hurt and disappointment felt by the singer's exclusion from an event.


Whatever, the day is over. Whatever, the day is done.
Emphasizing the importance of letting go of the past and moving forward.


You took him dancing, you took him home I don't care but you danced without me all night long.
Repeating the feeling of exclusion from an event that hurt the singer.




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Biance Le Roux

Still amazing after 10 years... how did this song never blow up!?

no1uknow

This song really makes you feel. It's very beautiful. ++++

Błażej Wilczyński

Awesome track! I listen it about 20 times a day :D

Gisele Nascimento

Entrei na música sem querer ,mas me apaixonei . gostaria que tivesse uma tradução

Lila

This song just cnt get any better!love it even b4 this MV is out..looking smart n handsome guys!much love from Singapore :)

Cassie 0987

The voice is so angelic and the music video is beautiful!!! I absolutely love this song!!! ♥️

gilbert perez

Beautiful to my ears, very under appreciated gifted band.

Danjing zhou

super like this one piece of beautiful music! First heard it in a live music festival in Shenzhen China, and had been touched so much

Kettyoops

Good work!Love this song,unique,beautiful...deep....

Huyen Thu

love it!

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