My Number One
Force Vomit Lyrics
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Waiting for the sun
The sun, I know you're the one
The skies look kind of gray
They used to be blue
So blue, reminds me of you
My number one?
So I went to the store
Buy myself some glue
To patch a hole that reeks of you
Now I am walking fine
Smile at everyone
Goodbye, goodbye number one, number one
Do you believe in binaries?
Do you believe in anarchy?
Do you believe in sympathy?
Do you believe in sympathy?
Are you the one I'm waiting for?
Are you the one who's crying nitely on my stereo?
Are you the one who'll rise from ashes of a discko?
The song "My Number One" by Force Vomit depicts a person reminiscing about a relationship they had with someone they considered their number one. The lyrics are somewhat cryptic, as they jump between memories and moments of reflection. The singer seems to be in a phase of their life where they are eating healthy and waiting for something to happen, which is indicative of their mental state. The line "The sun, I know you're the one" can be interpreted as the singer waiting for the right opportunity or person to come into their life.
As the song progresses, the singer talks about the change in their environment (the skies look kind of gray now), which is a reminder of the person they are missing. The use of the phrase "patch a hole that reeks of you" is a metaphor for trying to move on from a past love that still lingers around. The final stanza sums up the singer's ambivalent feelings towards the person they referred to as their number one. They question their belief in binaries and anarchy, which suggests a level of confusion about their own identity. The final line about "a discko" could be a reference to a failed endeavor that the person they were with had embarked on.
Overall, "My Number One" is a melancholic song with a mix of emotions. The singer is trying to move on from a past love but seems to be struggling with it. It is a song that many people can relate to, as we have all experienced the pain of lost love at some point in our lives.
Line by Line Meaning
Eating my salad days
Reflecting on my youth and the days I was carefree and healthy.
Waiting for the sun
Hoping for a bright future and better days ahead.
The sun, I know you're the one
Believing that success and happiness will come with time.
The skies look kind of gray
Life doesn't seem as bright and exciting as before.
They used to be blue
Reminiscing about a time when life was more colorful and joyful.
So blue, reminds me of you
Thinking about a person who brought so much happiness and color into my life.
Are You
My number one?
Questioning if this person will always be the most important one in my life.
So I went to the store
Buy myself some glue
To patch a hole that reeks of you
Trying to mend a broken heart and to move on from a past relationship with this person.
Now I am walking fine
Smile at everyone
Goodbye, goodbye number one, number one
Moving on from the past relationship and feeling confident and happy again.
Do you believe in binaries?
Do you believe in anarchy?
Do you believe in sympathy?
Do you believe in sympathy?
Questioning the listener's beliefs and values in different aspects of life.
Are you the one I'm waiting for?
Are you the one who's crying nitely on my stereo?
Are you the one who'll rise from ashes of a discko?
Reflecting on the past relationship and wondering if this person will come back, or if someone else will fill the void in my life.
Contributed by Liam W. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
Shakir Sulaiman
Eating my salad days
Waiting for the sun
The sun, I know you're the one
The skies look kind of gray
They used to be blue
So blue, reminds me of you
Are You
My number one?
So I went to the store
Buy myself some glue
To patch a hole that reeks of you
Now I am walking fine
Smile at everyone
Goodbye, goodbye number one, number one
Do you believe in binaries?
Do you believe in anarchy?
Do you believe in sympathy?
Do you believe in sympathy?
Are you the one I'm waiting for?
Are you the one who's crying nitely on my stereo?
Are you the one who'll rise from ashes of a discko?
Shakir Sulaiman
Eating my salad days
Waiting for the sun
The sun, I know you're the one
The skies look kind of gray
They used to be blue
So blue, reminds me of you
Are You
My number one?
So I went to the store
Buy myself some glue
To patch a hole that reeks of you
Now I am walking fine
Smile at everyone
Goodbye, goodbye number one, number one
Do you believe in binaries?
Do you believe in anarchy?
Do you believe in sympathy?
Do you believe in sympathy?
Are you the one I'm waiting for?
Are you the one who's crying nitely on my stereo?
Are you the one who'll rise from ashes of a discko?
Ben Sherman
one of the best band in nusantara.. daripada sekolah menengah layan ini band..
Fairly Normal
10 years on, still awesome.
Farhana Haron
Still one of my fav songs after 15 years later haha
babytheramones
hey, force vomit was so cool.. ONE OF MY FAVOURITE BAND.. they r not arrogant.. they r funny.. kal0 k0rang rasa x bley trime cara dorang, video dorang ke tu hak individu la kan... aku da tgk dorang perform 2007.. kat the zon.. x sombong langsung pon beb... sume sporting gler babi.. best je sempat b'gurau lg kat parking kete... dorang memang sempoi macam dalam vid ni la... baru tabik beb... datang M'sia tak sombong pon wp dr Singapore.. Force Vomit, bler nak datang JB lagy..? cheers! -babystrokes
piggnant
Such a nice song
Syafiq Lukman
Terbaik ah band ni! Aku mati2 ingat band ni dari malaysia, rupenyer dari singapore. Gempak beb korang.
tksylar
masih segar kenangan year 2000 buat mini gig d uitm manjung... byk pengaruh lagu2 fv.. rock n roll dude ✌️
Shahadi Muhamad Saleh
omg.. dis song brings back old memories mann... last i saw dem perform ws at simei many2 yrs back.. r dey still performing??
Syafiq Fida’iy
2020 still rockin with covid19