Where Will We Go?
IAMDYNAMITE Lyrics

She asked me what my name was
The singer is engaged in conversation with a woman who asks for basic introductory information.

I said "I've got no name"
The singer declines to provide his name, either because he is in a philosophical state of mind or because he prefers to remain anonymous.

And though she knew the answer
Despite being able to recognize that the response is noncommittal, the woman persists in questioning the singer's identity.

She asked me once again
The woman repeats her question, perhaps out of a desire to establish a connection with the artist or to validate her own perception of reality.

I said "I've got no question"
In keeping with his earlier evasiveness, the artist deflects the woman's inquiry by insisting that he has nothing to ask in return.

Under the bright blue sky
The singer is conscious of his surroundings and acknowledges that he is outside on a clear, sunny day.

I know that I could tell you
Despite his reluctance to disclose personal information or engage in small talk, the singer acknowledges that he has thoughts and feelings that he could share if so inclined.

Something and not tell you why
The artist is willing to express himself, but only superficially and without explanation or context.

Where will we go
The artist poses a rhetorical question that appears to express a sense of uncertainty, both in the immediate conversation with the woman and in life more generally.

I've got no bright idea
The artist admits to not having any clear plan or direction.

Where we go, I don't know
The singer repeats his earlier sense of ambiguity and lack of control over the future.

Til the last good time
Despite a sense of fatalism and uncertainty, the artist remains committed to enjoying life and experiencing joy as long as possible.

And all my friends, they come to me
The singer shifts focus away from the woman and towards his broader social circle.

They said "You're gonna die, boy, better believe it"
The singer's friends express a fatalistic attitude towards life and encourage him to embrace the present moment.

I said "Son, it's just like this,
The singer begins his response to his friends' admonishments with a casual and informal phrase, evoking a sense of close friendship and familiarity.

Take your time and when you get there"
The artist counsels his friends to take life at their own pace and not be overly concerned with the future or with achieving specific goals or milestones.

Grab that vi and grab the matches
The artist employs a metaphor that encourages his friends to seek out pleasure and enjoyment in life, even if it may be fleeting or transitory.

People on the loose and they never catch us
The singer invokes a rebellious and nonconformist attitude towards societal norms and expectations, encouraging his friends to live in the moment and not be constrained by convention or expectation.

I'm gonna tell them just like this,
The singer adopts a determined and forceful tone as he seeks to impart his wisdom to his friends.

"Take their time and when they get there"
The artist repeats his earlier refrain, emphasizing the idea that people should live in the moment and enjoy life as they find it.

Wayay, I don't mind
The repeated vocalizations suggest a sense of carefree abandon and willingness to engage in the pleasures of life without worrying about the future.

Ayay, I don't mind
The repeated vocalizations continue to emphasize the artist's sense of hedonistic abandon and disregard for the future.