40 Times A Day
Jil Is Lucky Lyrics


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Day by day
say I'm an old fashioned latecomer
Like they say, like they say
to me over and over

and over again but I can't explain
all the reasons are fuzzy now
I'd like to say
don't you think I'm funny now

oh, I,
Knowwwwwwwww
oooooooooooh
I ain't gonna change
noooooooooooo
oooooooooooooh
till you ring my bell
you can ask me the question
you can ask me the same thing
forty times a day
you won't get any answer
as my mind is flying
a thousand miles away
Now I

stuck in the middle of a party I hate
but I can't live without
still looking for secrets paths
the TV talks to me about

again and again but I can't explain
all the reasons are fuzzy now
I'd like to say
don't you think I'm funny now

oh, I,
Knowwwwwwwww
oooooooooooh
I ain't gonna change
noooooooooooo
oooooooooooooh
till you ring my bell
you can ask me the question
you can ask me the same thing
forty times a day
you won't get any answer
as my mind is flying
a thousand miles away
Now I

I'll be on time now

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Jil Is Lucky's song "40 Times A Day" seem to capture the feeling of being stuck in a repetitive and mundane routine. The singer expresses a sense of being an old-fashioned latecomer, possibly feeling out of touch with the modern world. They mention that others constantly repeat the same things to them, which suggests a kind of monotony or lack of originality in their surroundings.


The lyrics also hint at a certain level of detachment or distraction. The singer admits that they can't quite explain their reasons for feeling this way, and their mind seems to be elsewhere, flying a thousand miles away. They mention being stuck in a party they hate but can't live without, which may symbolize a sense of being trapped in a situation or lifestyle they find unfulfilling.


Despite this feeling of being trapped, the singer asserts their refusal to change until someone "rings their bell," which could symbolize a significant event or person that could disrupt their current state. However, even if asked the same question forty times a day, they claim not to have any answer, further emphasizing their state of mental distance and detachment.


Overall, "40 Times A Day" seems to explore themes of monotony, detachment, and a longing for change or escape from a repetitive and unfulfilling routine. The lyrics are introspective and introspective, reflecting the singer's internal struggles and yearning for something more.


Line by Line Meaning

Day by day
As time passes


say I'm an old fashioned latecomer
Some people describe me as old-fashioned and always arriving late


Like they say, like they say
Just like they keep saying


to me over and over
Repeatedly to me


and over again but I can't explain
But I cannot provide an explanation


all the reasons are fuzzy now
I am unsure about all the reasons


I'd like to say
I wish to express


don't you think I'm funny now
Do you not find me amusing now?


oh, I,
Oh, I


Knowwwwwwwww
I am aware


oooooooooooh
A sound of realization


I ain't gonna change
I am not going to change


noooooooooooo
A sound of refusal


oooooooooooooh
A sound of realization


till you ring my bell
Unless you get my attention


you can ask me the question
You can inquire


you can ask me the same thing
You can repeat the same question


forty times a day
Numerous times every day


you won't get any answer
You will not receive any response


as my mind is flying
Because my mind is wandering


a thousand miles away
To a distant place


Now I
Now, I


stuck in the middle of a party I hate
Trapped at a party that I dislike


but I can't live without
Yet, I cannot live without


still looking for secrets paths
Continuously searching for hidden paths


the TV talks to me about
The television speaks to me regarding


I'll be on time now
From now on, I will be punctual




Lyrics © ROY MUSIC PUBLISHING
Written by: Antoine KERNINON-LE CORRE, Arnaud CROZATIER, Jil IS LUCKY, Julien BEN SENIOR, Steffen CHARRON

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