Jungle
Jamie N Commons X Ambassadors Lyrics


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Yeah, yeah, yeah

Well it's too long living in the same old lives (yeah)
I feel too cold to live, too young to die (yeah)
Will you walk the line, like it's there to choose? (Yeah)
Just forget (oh Lord) the wit, it's the best to use

(Oh Lord, said oh Lord, I said oh Lord)

Won't you follow me into the jungle (yeah)
Ain't no god on my streets in the heart of the jungle (oh Lord child)
Won't you follow me into the jungle (oh Lord)
Ain't no god on my streets in the heart of the jungle (oh Lord child)
Won't you follow me into the jungle

I lost my mind, in the city of lights (yeah)
In the backstreets buildings and the neon lights (yeah)
When I heard the thunder, I could feel the rain (yeah)
It's the same to me, just a different name

(Oh Lord, said oh Lord, I said oh Lord)

Won't you follow me into the jungle (yeah)
Ain't no god on my streets in the heart of the jungle (oh Lord child)
Won't you follow me into the jungle (yeah)
Ain't no god on my streets in the heart of the jungle (oh Lord child)
Won't you follow me into the jungle

(Oh Lord, oh Lord, oh Lord, said oh Lord, I said oh Lord)

Won't you follow me into the jungle (yeah)
Ain't no god on my streets in the heart of the jungle (oh Lord child)
Won't you follow me into the jungle (yeah)




Ain't no god on my streets in the heart of the jungle (oh Lord child)
Won't you follow me into the jungle

Overall Meaning

The opening lines of Jamie N Commons's "Jungle" express a sense of boredom and frustration with routine, repeated experiences. The singer feels too cold to live, too young to die, suggesting a sense of aimlessness in their life. The following line poses a question about walking the line, which implies a sense of choosing a path or direction. Then, the line "Just forget the wit, it's the best to use" could be interpreted as a call to abandon cleverness or intellect and instead rely on instinct or intuition.


The chorus brings in the title of the song, with the repeated refrain "Won't you follow me into the jungle? Ain't no god on my streets in the heart of the jungle." The jungle represents a wild, untamed space removed from civilization, where conventional rules don't apply. The idea of there being no god on the streets implies a lack of structure or authority, making the jungle a place of freedom and possibility. The singer invites the listener to join them in this space, suggesting a desire to escape from the constraints of their mundane existence.


Overall, the lyrics of "Jungle" can be interpreted as a call to break free from the monotony of everyday life and seek out a place of adventure and freedom. It's a song that speaks to the human desire for excitement and a sense of purpose, and invites the listener to join the singer in their quest for something more.


Line by Line Meaning

Well it's too long living in the same old lives (yeah)
Living the same monotonous life for a long period of time takes a toll on you and makes it hard to feel alive


I feel too cold to live, too young to die (yeah)
Feeling disconnected and disengaged with life makes it difficult to keep going, yet too young to give up


Will you walk the line, like it's there to choose? (Yeah)
Are you willing to follow the path laid out for you, even though it might not necessarily be your choice?


Just forget (oh Lord) the wit, it's the best to use
Sometimes it's better to turn off the mind and simply act on instinct


Won't you follow me into the jungle (yeah)
Join me in exploring uncharted territories where the rules are different and unfamiliar


Ain't no god on my streets in the heart of the jungle (oh Lord child)
The jungle represents a different world where there may be no divine intervention and the laws of nature reign supreme


I lost my mind, in the city of lights (yeah)
The bright, bustling city can be overwhelming and throw one off balance


In the backstreets buildings and the neon lights (yeah)
The loud, garish buildings and lights only serve to amplify the chaos of the city


When I heard the thunder, I could feel the rain (yeah)
Rain symbolizes the cleansing and renewal of the soul; hearing thunder reminds you of the natural forces of the earth


It's the same to me, just a different name
Renewal and rebirth can happen in different ways, though they may be called by different names in different cultures




Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
Written by: ALEXANDER JUNIOR GRANT, MICHAEL FRANCIS GONZALEZ, JAMIE N COMMONS, ADAM LEVIN, SAMUEL NELSON HARRIS, CASEY WAKELEY HARRIS, NOAH G FELDSHUH

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Most interesting comment from YouTube:

@mattebratte

The Jungle is a city   From lyrics:
Won't you follow me into the jungle (yeah)
Ain't no god on my streets in the heart of the jungle (oh lord child)
Won't you follow me into the jungle (yeah)
Ain't no god on my streets in the heart of the jungle (oh lord child)
Won't you follow me into the jungle

I lost my mind, in the city of lights (yeah)
In the backstreets buildings and the neon lights (yeah)
When I heard the thunder, I could feel the rain (yeah)
It's the same to me, just a different name.



All comments from YouTube:

@RangerOfTheOrder

The Official theme of almost all things badass.

@michaelmcgaughey9962

We should give this comment a medal.

@TheMrImperceptible

yes, badass is smeared all over this song

@secretagentpikachu8151

IMO, that would be Back in Black by AC/DC

@multidaredevil14

Absoloutely spot on

@mikajimenez

discount RE5

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@THESILVERNARUTO

The real gem: they are still rolling in royalties from this song. And it's so damn gooood.

@THESILVERNARUTO

You boys have made me a believer indeed! Come to ATL soon!

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I'd love love to meet yall! 😲

@natraaureliaa

Can we appreciate the singer? Cuz this is really really dope

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