Blackout
Halford feat. Rudolf Schenker Lyrics


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[Meine/Schenker/Rarebell/Kittelsen]

[Originally performed by Scorpions]

[Bonus Track]

I realize I missed the day
But I'm too wrecked to care anyway

I look around and see the face

What the hell have I lost my taste

Don't want to find out

Just want to cut out

My head explodes, my ears ring

I can't remember just where I've been

The last thing that I recall

I got lost in a deep black hole

Don't want to find out

Just want to cut out

Blackout

I really had a blackout

Blackout

I really had a blackout

Blackout

I really had a blackout

Blackout

I really had a blackout

I grab my things and make a run

On my way out, another one

Would like to know before I stop

Did I make it or did I flop

Don't want to find out

Just want to get out

Blackout

I really had a blackout

Blackout

I really had a blackout

Blackout

I really had a blackout

Blackout

I really had a blackout

Don't want to find out

Just want to get out

Blackout





I really had a blackout

Overall Meaning

The song Blackout by Halford feat. Rudolf Schenker, originally performed by Scorpions, is a high-energy rock song that depicts the aftermath of a wild night out. The singer of the song realizes that they have missed a day, suggesting that they have been up all night partying and drinking. They are too "wrecked to care" about what they missed during their blackout. As they look around, they see faces but can't remember what happened the night before. They describe their head exploding and their ears ringing, indicating the intensity of their hangover. Despite not remembering what happened, they grab their things and run out, hoping to avoid any confrontation or further embarrassment.


The lyrics of the song Blackout are relatable to anyone who has ever had a wild night out and experienced a blackout. The singer's confusion and disorientation after waking up suggest that their actions may have consequences, and they are hoping to avoid any negative repercussions. The repetition of the word "blackout" throughout the song reinforces the idea that the singer's memory of the night before is completely gone, and they are struggling to piece together what happened.


Line by Line Meaning

I realize I missed the day
I am aware that I have missed something important or significant


But I'm too wrecked to care anyway
However, I am too intoxicated, tired or emotionally drained to be concerned about it


I look around and see the face
I observe the people around me


What the hell have I lost my taste
I am questioning if I have lost my ability to appreciate or enjoy things like I used to


Don't want to find out
I am avoiding the possibility of discovering something unpleasant or unwanted


Just want to cut out
I simply want to exit or remove myself from my current situation


My head explodes, my ears ring
I am experiencing physical discomfort, possibly due to intoxication or stress


I can't remember just where I've been
I have lost my memory of recent events or activities


The last thing that I recall
The only memory I have is of one specific thing or moment


I got lost in a deep black hole
I feel like I completely lost control or direction in some aspect of my life


Blackout
The state of losing consciousness, typically due to excessive alcohol consumption


I really had a blackout
I confirm that I have experienced a blackout


I grab my things and make a run
I quickly gather my belongings and leave the place where I am


On my way out, another one
As I am leaving, I encounter or encounter another person


Would like to know before I stop
I want to know if I achieved my goal or succeeded before I leave or stop trying


Did I make it or did I flop
I am unsure if I succeeded in my task or failed


Just want to get out
I simply want to escape the situation or place




Lyrics © BMG Rights Management, Universal Music Publishing Group, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: RUDOLF SCHENKER, SONJA KITTELSEN, KLAUS MEINE, HERMAN RAREBELL

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