Roxy
Girls Against Boys (GVSB) Lyrics


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The pleasure - what cost?
Crazy - what cost.
Alright
Club, now kiss the strobe light.
Club now ninety-eight, ninety-nine.
I can dig it.
Whatever.
I can dig it.
Yeah, club now music lover.
The music is cool, right forever.
Whatever.
We all want to live so much better.
So play it, kiss it, just enough crazy.
Just enough crazy.
Forever alright, alright, alright.
Crazy - club now, I know everyone.
I know everyone, don't even know myself.
Whatever.
Club now, ya get to feel unreal.
My baby, it's for real.
Ya get to feel unreal.
Whatever.
Can just be live.
Can just be live.
It's not a waste of time.
It's not a waste of time.
Crazy - the pleasure - what cost?
Yeah, maybe I don't want to feel alright.
Whatever.
Yeah, maybe I don't even know myself.




Whatever.
Alright, alright, alright.

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Girls Against Boys's song Roxy are a reflection on the club scene and the highs and lows that come with it. The opening lines "The pleasure - what cost? Crazy - what cost" set the tone for the rest of the song. The singer acknowledges the thrill of being in a club and losing oneself to the music but also recognizes the potential danger in that experience. The reference to the strobe light and the progression of the club years (98, 99) paints a picture of a fast-paced environment where anything can happen. The repeated use of "Whatever" throughout the song can be interpreted as a coping mechanism the singer is using to detach from the chaos and maintain a sense of control over their own experience.


As the song progresses, there is a shift towards self-reflection. The line "I know everyone, don't even know myself" suggests that while the club scene can be a place to connect with others, it can also be a place where one loses sight of their own identity. The chorus, "Can just be live. It's not a waste of time" reinforces the idea that the pleasures and risks of club culture are worth it, even if they are not without consequences. The final lines "Yeah, maybe I don't want to feel alright. Whatever. Yeah, maybe I don't even know myself. Whatever. Alright, alright, alright" show a level of acceptance and resignation to the fact that the singer is willing to embrace the highs and lows of the club scene, even if it means sacrificing a sense of self-awareness.


Line by Line Meaning

The pleasure - what cost?
Is the pleasure worth the cost?


Crazy - what cost.
Is being crazy worth the cost?


Alright
Okay, I'm listening


Club, now kiss the strobe light.
Let's party under the strobe lights


Club now ninety-eight, ninety-nine.
The club is hopping, we're in the moment


I can dig it.
I understand and I'm into it


Whatever.
I don't have a strong opinion


Yeah, club now music lover.
The club is filled with music lovers


The music is cool, right forever.
The music is great, it will always be cool


We all want to live so much better.
We all want to live a better life


So play it, kiss it, just enough crazy.
Let loose and enjoy the moment a little, but not too much


Just enough crazy.
Just enough excitement and craziness to make it fun


Forever alright, alright, alright.
Everything is going to be okay forever


Crazy - club now, I know everyone.
Being crazy at the club, I feel like I know everyone


I know everyone, don't even know myself.
I feel like I'm surrounded by friends, but I don't really know myself


Club now, ya get to feel unreal.
Being at the club, you can feel like it's not even real


My baby, it's for real.
But in reality, it's all real


Ya get to feel unreal.
You can feel like you're in a dream world


Whatever.
I still don't have a strong opinion


Can just be live.
We can just enjoy living in the moment


It's not a waste of time.
This is not a waste of time, it's worth it


Crazy - the pleasure - what cost?
Is the pleasure of being crazy worth the cost?


Yeah, maybe I don't want to feel alright.
Maybe feeling okay is not enough for me


Whatever.
Still don't have a strong opinion


Yeah, maybe I don't even know myself.
I might be lost in the moment and not really know who I am


Whatever.
Still don't have a strong opinion


Alright, alright, alright.
It's all good, we're in the moment and enjoying ourselves




Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: NIGEL TIMOTHY GODRICH

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