Breakfast
Fleur East Lyrics

If I get too drunk, Would you take me home?
Asking for help if she becomes too intoxicated and can no longer take care of herself.

Would you leave me in this club? On my own?
Questioning if her friend would abandon her in a potentially dangerous situation.

I don't know nobody, These are all your friends!
Feeling uncomfortable and out of place surrounded by people she doesn't know.

A couple of them looking nice, Nice enough to buy my breakfast
Referring to potential romantic interests who might be willing to pay for her meal in the morning.

I wasn't even 'bout to come tonight But I look too good to stay inside my house
Initially not planning to go out, but deciding to because she feels attractive and wants to show off.

There ain't nothing left on Netflix When I'm restless, I get reckless
Implying that she has nothing to do at home and is prone to making impulsive decisions when she's bored or restless.

But don't worry about me, don't worry Don't worry about me, don't worry
Assuring her friend that she doesn't need to worry about her.

Don't worry about me, I'm all good I'm a full grown, I'm on my own
Asserting her independence and ability to take care of herself.

If you're going home, don't take me with you More friends are coming, I'm taking pictures
Opting to stay out and take photos with her new friends instead of going home early.

Oh, they all look delicious, they on me So cold, I need a Zamboni
Finding her friends attractive and using a playful metaphor of needing an ice resurfacer to cool down.

You're buying round, you're so like Mike Tyson I'm taking shots, you're so going
Drinking alcohol and having fun with her friends, with one friend buying a round of shots and being compared to boxer Mike Tyson.

No end of day, just drop your cake We're seventeen in this school bar Brown bag, and set tones ??? Just let the rhythm into ya'
Describing the carefree atmosphere of the bar, with no curfew and music setting the tone for the night.

Sounding off for my check list My squats are 'round, so sexy We turn up, no empty cups We won't be home before breakfast
Having a good time with her friends, checking off items on her to-do list, dancing and drinking without any empty glasses, and intending to stay out all night without returning home until morning.

Don't worry about me, don't worry Don't worry about me, about me Alright alright alright, Don't worry about me, about me
Repeating her earlier assurance that her friend doesn't need to worry about her, but now indicating that she's confident and excited about her situation.

Yeah yeah
An exclamation of excitement and enjoyment.

Don't worry about me, don't worry Alright alright alright Don't worry about me, don't worry Don't worry Don't worry about me, don't worry
Repeating the chorus one more time, with added emphasis and enthusiasm.