Flying Solo
Julie and the Phantoms Cast Lyrics


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If I leave you on a bad note
Leave you on a sad note
Guess that means I'm buying lunch that day
I know all your secrets
You know all my deep-dish
Guess that means some things they never, they never

Change
We both know what I, what I, what I
Mean
When I look at you it's like I'm looking at me

My life, my life would be real low, zero, flying solo
My life, my life would be real low, zero, flying solo without you
Hey, yeah
Hey, yeah
My life, my life would be real low, zero, flying solo without you

Yeah, you know who I'm likin'
Way before I liked them, duh
Cause you liked them first
And if somebody hurts you
I'm gonna get hurt too
That's just how we work, yeah, that's just how we work
It will never

Change
We both know what I, what I, what I
Mean
When I look at you it's like I'm looking at me

My life, my life would be real low, zero, flying solo
My life, my life would be real low, zero, flying solo without you
Hey, yeah
Hey, yeah
My life, my life would be real low, zero, flying solo without you

My life, my life would be real low, zero, flying solo
My life, my life would be real low, zero, flying solo without you
Hey, yeah (yeah)
Hey, yeah




My life, my life would be real low, zero, flying solo without you
You

Overall Meaning

The song "Flying Solo" by Julie and the Phantoms Cast is about the importance of friendship and how it can be a source of strength and support. The lyrics describe a deep bond between two people who know each other intimately, both in terms of their personalities and their secrets. The first verse talks about how even if they part on bad terms, they will still stick together and support each other. Despite their differences, they know that some things will never change between them, and they are like looking into a mirror when they see each other.


The chorus repeats the idea that the singer's life would be empty without this friendship. They use the phrase "real low, zero" to emphasize how important this other person is to them. Without them, they would be "flying solo," or alone, which would be a terrible feeling. The second verse describes how the two friends always look out for each other, even in matters of the heart. They have a deeper connection than just surface-level likes and dislikes - they are there for each other through thick and thin.


Overall, "Flying Solo" is a heartwarming tribute to the importance of friendship and the power of human connection. It reminds us that we all need someone to lean on and that we are stronger when we have people to share our lives with.


Line by Line Meaning

If I leave you on a bad note
If our communication ends poorly


Leave you on a sad note
If our communication ends with negative emotions


Guess that means I'm buying lunch that day
It implies that the singer will take responsibility for their action


I know all your secrets
The artist knows their friend's deep, private information


You know all my deep-dish
Their friend knows the artist's personal information


Guess that means some things they never, they never Change
It implies the unchanging nature of their relationship, regardless of any circumstances


We both know what I, what I, what I Mean
Both the singer and their friend understand the significance behind their actions or words


When I look at you it's like I'm looking at me
The artist feels a deep connection with their friend and sees themselves reflected in them


My life, my life would be real low, zero, flying solo
The artist's life would feel incomplete and empty without their friend


My life, my life would be real low, zero, flying solo without you
The artist emphasizes that their friend's presence is crucial to their happiness


Yeah, you know who I'm likin'
Their friend knows their romantic preferences


Way before I liked them, duh
Their friend had a similar liking for someone long before the artist did


Cause you liked them first
The singer affirms their friend's influence on their preference


And if somebody hurts you
The singer feels protective of their friend


I'm gonna get hurt too
The singer's well-being is connected to their friend's


That's just how we work, yeah, that's just how we work
The essence of their relationship is their mutual care for each other


You
The artist refers to their friend directly




Lyrics © BMG Rights Management
Written by: Jillian Allen, Joleen Belle, Joachim Svare

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