Bang Bang Bang
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Bang bang bang
Bang bang bang

Is it the way that you're movin'
The way that you're making my heart beat
Is it the sound of your voice
The way that you're talking to me
Is it the scent of your hair
The look of your smile, I don't know
Is it the way that you're dressed
You believe you're the best
No, I think it's the look in your eyes

Bang, bang, bang
You drive me insane, sane, sane
Bang, bang, bang
Bang, bang, bang, insane, sane, sane
Bang, bang

Na, na'

Bang, bang

Is it the look of your face
I'm losing my base (can't you see)
Is it the style of your walk
All the way you talk, I don't know
Is it the way that you're dressed
That you believe you're the best
I think it's the look in your eyes

Like bang, bang, bang
You drive me insane, sane, sane
Bang, bang
Hit me like bang, bang, bang




Bang, bang, bang, insane, sane, sane
Bang, bang'

Overall Meaning

The first verse of "Bang Bang Bang" is a desperate plea for the singer to understand why they're so infatuated with the person they're addressing. The chorus suggests that this person is driving the singer insane with their allure and charm. The second verse further emphasizes the mystery of this pull that the other person has, with the singer questioning if it's the person's physical appearance or their confidence-boosting attitude that's attracting them so strongly. The repetition of the phrase "bang bang bang" in the chorus serves to re-emphasize just how intense and overwhelming the singer's attraction is.


Overall, the song is a representation of the inexplicable but powerful attraction that can exist between two people. The singer is unable to even identify the source of their attraction but knows that it is driving them "insane". The use of the phrase "bang bang bang" is a clever metaphor for the impact of this attraction, as if the other person is causing a series of jolts that the singer can't resist.


Line by Line Meaning

Bang bang bang
Repeatedly emphasizing the impact of the subject's effect on him.


Bang bang bang
Repeating the same phrase to highlight the intensity of his feelings.


Is it the way that you're movin'
Asking if it is the way the subject moves that is causing his heart to beat fast.


The way that you're making my heart beat
Acknowledging that the subject is the cause of his racing heart.


Is it the sound of your voice
Asking if it is the subject's voice that is captivating him.


The way that you're talking to me
Acknowledging that the subject's conversation is having an effect on him.


Is it the scent of your hair
Asking if the scent of the subject's hair is the reason for his feelings.


The look of your smile, I don't know
Noticing the effect of the subject's smile, but not sure if that's the reason behind his feelings.


Is it the way that you're dressed
Wondering if the subject's style is the cause of his attraction to them.


You believe you're the best
Noting the subject's confidence in their appearance.


No, I think it's the look in your eyes
Realizing that the subject's gaze is the real reason for his feelings.


You drive me insane, sane, sane
Expressing how the impact of the subject's gaze is both intense and seemingly contradictory.


Hit me like bang, bang, bang
Comparing the effects of the subject's gaze to a sudden, forceful impact.


Na, na'
An interjection with no clear meaning, possibly indicating an inability to put his emotions to words.


Is it the look of your face
Continuing to wonder what is causing his infatuation with the subject.


I'm losing my base (can't you see)
Admitting that his attraction to the subject is destabilizing him.


All the way you talk, I don't know
Admitting uncertainty about the reason behind his attraction.


Like bang, bang, bang
Comparing the intensity of his feelings to a sudden, forceful impact.


Bang, bang
Repeating the same phrase as an emphatic continuation of the previous section.


Bang, bang, bang, insane, sane, sane
Repeating the same phrase with variations to express the intensity and contradictory nature of his emotions.


Bang, bang'
Repeating the phrase a final time for emphasis.




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