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Fall Out Boy Ft RM Lyrics

Yo, should I be a star? baby, I think I already, yo
The singer questions whether they should strive for fame, but ultimately feels that they are already a star.

Not a saint, not that great, feel like I was born in a car
The singer acknowledges their flaws and feels that they were not born with any special advantages in life.

In ninety-four, the world started me and I've been driving
The singer feels that their life began in 1994 and they have been in control of their own path ever since.

Sometimes a man just can't open his car, and
The artist uses a metaphor to express the difficulty of moving forward in life, even when it seems like a simple task.

Ain't gotta be somebody, be anybody
The artist emphasizes that it is not necessary to be famous or successful, but rather to simply exist and be oneself.

Rather be anybody than live in a dead body
The singer would rather be anyone, with all their flaws and imperfections, than live a life without any passion or purpose.

If you can't see me then find a helicopter
The singer suggests that their presence and significance is hard to ignore, and encourages others to look beyond the surface level to truly see them.

In the night sky, shine like a star
The artist visualizes themselves as a shining star in the dark sky, symbolizing their uniqueness and the light they bring to the world.

And I'm back with a madness
The artist refers to their past struggles and the intensity of their emotions as they come back stronger than ever.

I'm a champion of the people who don't believe in champions
The artist identifies with those who do not see themselves as successful, and claims to be a champion for them, inspiring them to see their own worth.

I got nothing but dreams inside
The singer acknowledges that they may not have material wealth or status, but they have aspirations and hopes for the future.

I'm just young enough to still believe, still believe
The artist expresses their youth and sense of wonder, holding onto their beliefs despite the challenges of life.

But young enough not to know what to believe in
The singer admits their uncertainty about their beliefs and the direction of their life, showing vulnerability and openness.

I got rage every day, on the inside
The singer reveals their inner turmoil and frustration, which fuels their drive and determination.

The only thing I do is sit around and kill time
The singer recognizes that they are wasting precious time and not being productive, highlighting their need for change and growth.

I'm trying to blow out the pilot light, I'm trying to blow out the light
The artist uses a metaphor of extinguishing a flame to symbolize their desire to escape the darkness they feel inside and find a brighter path.

If I can live through this
The artist expresses their determination to overcome their struggles and challenges, emphasizing the strength they possess within.

I can do anything
The singer reaffirms their belief in their own abilities and capacity to achieve their goals, despite any obstacles they may face.

Have you ever felt how hard it is to be anybody?
The singer poses a rhetorical question, highlighting the challenges of self-discovery and finding one's place in the world.

To be living, to be breathing, not choosing a dead body
The artist emphasizes the importance of living fully and authentically, rather than just existing and going through the motions of life.

Remember, the man told me that this life is a party
The artist recalls advice they were given about life being a celebration, and embraces this perspective.

Yeah, all the glory's so short, you should put away the garbages
The artist recognizes the fleeting nature of success and fame, and encourages others to let go of anything that does not bring them true fulfillment.

Normal ain't normal, ordinary is a luxury
The singer challenges the notion of what is considered normal or average, suggesting that even ordinary things can be precious and rare.

People say "woo, pessimism" what the other mean?
The artist questions the motive behind those who label others as pessimistic or negative, asking if they truly understand the message being conveyed.

If you wanna understand, you stand under
The singer advises that in order to truly comprehend someone or something, you must be willing to listen and learn from their perspective.

This shit is vital, respect to the mothers and fathers
The singer emphasizes the importance of family and ancestry, expressing gratitude and admiration for those who came before them.

What's wrong with the life of a passenger
The singer challenges the societal pressure to always be in control and asserts that there is nothing wrong with taking a backseat, observing and reflecting.

If somebody gotta lead, then I'mma be the messenger
The artist acknowledges their role as a messenger, delivering a message of hope and inspiration to those who need it most.

I will stay, I will wait and I'll fall like a king
The artist asserts their determination to persevere and overcome obstacles, even if it means experiencing failure or setbacks along the way.

Even though I can forever ever be a king
The singer acknowledges their own potential for greatness, but emphasizes that they are still human and subject to the same challenges and hardships as anyone else.

I will marry this goddamn world, by my own
The singer expresses their desire to fully embrace life and be one with the world around them, taking ownership of their existence.

And put myself a goddamn ring
The artist uses a metaphor to symbolize their commitment to themselves and their own growth and development.