East Side
Kaurna Cronin Lyrics

Hannah and Krissy, Ally and Chloe Always covered in perfume fumes
Hannah, Krissy, Ally, and Chloe, they always wear strong perfumes that linger wherever they go.

Elly & Julie Hanging with the rich boys Polo shirts and jeans dark blue
Elly and Julie often spend their time with wealthy male companions wearing classic outfits of polo shirts and dark jeans.

Lucy & Charlotte, Sally & Stacy I only ever saw from afar Sophie & Clancy They never stopped dancing Around that champagne bar
Lucy, Charlotte, Sally, Stacy, Sophie, and Clancy are people he has observed in the past, though at a distance. These women often frequent the champagne bar and never seem to tire of dancing.

You were born on the East Side I could never change that Well you were born on the East Side It's a matter of fact
The person he's addressing was born on the East Side, which is an immutable fact that cannot be altered.

Lily & Laura, Kelly was boring Never read much philosophy Holly & Helen, Anna & Abby And the one who always wore sequins I never could remember her name Lauren & Maddy, were almost sisters They lived on the same avenue Amy & Eleanor Were always on the East End Acting all righteous Like they're so much better than you
Lily, Laura, Holly, Helen, Anna, Abby, Lauren, and Maddy are women he's known in his life, but he never formed very close connections with them. Amy and Eleanor were East Enders who often acted superior to him.

You were born on the East Side Honey I could never change that Well you were born on the East Side Honey It's a matter of fact Well you were born on the East Side Honey Spending all of daddy's pay cheque You were born on the East Side Honey What you gonna do about that
The person he's addressing was born on the East Side, which is an unalterable fact. They are also wasteful with their father's money, and the singer wants them to consider the implication of their actions.

You could be laughing I wouldn't care Fixed up in fashion just to make them stop & stare
The singer will not judge the person he's addressing no matter how they behave or dress, even if their sartorial choices are motivated by a desire to draw attention.