Wet Dreams
Juri Gagarin Lyrics

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Revolt, revolt
Let me be part of a new assault
On doubt, on doubt
Bring our slavery to a grinding halt

Adult, adult
Don't give me names I can do without
Sell Out, Sell Out

The price you pay to be talked about

To proud to shout
Turn up your voice, make it heard and loud.
Adult, adult
Don't give me names I can do without
(Give me names I can)
(Give me names I can do without)

The crowd, the crowd
Don't play the game we can't win without
Sell out, sell out
The price you pay to be talked about
To proud to shout
Turn up your voice, make it heard and loud.
Adult, Adult
Don't give me names I can do without

Without the routine
How do we come clean?
Inside your wet dreams
How do you, how do you stay clean?
(Revolt, revolt
Let me be part of a new Assault
On Doubt, on Doubt
Bring our slavery to a grinding halt)

Adult, Adult
Don't give me names I can do without
Sell out, sell out
The price you pay to be talked about
To proud to shout
Turn up your voice, make it heard and loud.
Adult, Adult
Don't give me names I can do without

Without the routine
How do we come clean?

Inside your wet dreams
How do you, how do you stay clean?

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of "Wet Dreams" by Juri Gagarin are a call to revolt against the societal norm of conformity and slavery to routine. The song begins with the phrase "Revolt, revolt" repeated twice, which sets the tone for the entire song. The singer yearns to be part of a new assault on doubt and bring an end to the slavery of conformity. The repetition of "adult, adult" emphasizes that the singer wishes to be treated like an adult and not be called names that belittle their aspirations.

The line "sell out, sell out, the price you pay to be talked about" highlights the societal norm of sacrificing one's principles and values to gain popularity or fame. The singer wants to avoid this and instead, be willing to shout and make their voice heard loud and clear. The phrase "without the routine, how do we come clean?" suggests that breaking free from the monotony of routine may be difficult, but it is necessary for personal growth and self-improvement.

The song's refrain seems to be a call to action for people to break free from their routine and pursue their aspirations. Juri Gagarin's "Wet Dreams" is a song about taking control of one's life and not being constrained by societal expectations.

Line by Line Meaning

Revolt, revolt
Let's rise up against the established order

Let me be part of a new assault
Allow me to be a part of this revolution and new wave of attack

On doubt, on doubt
We must target our lack of confidence and hesitation

Bring our slavery to a grinding halt
Let's put an end to our enslavement to oppressive forces

Adult, adult
We must grow up and take responsibility

Don't give me names I can do without
Don't label me with harmful or unnecessary names

Sell Out, Sell Out
Sacrifice your own beliefs for popularity or success

The price you pay to be talked about
That's the cost of being famous or well-known

To proud to shout
We should be too dignified to just scream and shout

Turn up your voice, make it heard and loud
We should assert ourselves in a firm and clear way

The crowd, the crowd
Don't follow the masses blindly