One More Room
Manes Lyrics

The lyrics to "One More Room" by Manes reflect a sense of internal conflict, indulgence, and recklessness. The opening lines, "Oops, I did it again, One more it's all good (Well)," suggest a sense of repeating past mistakes or behaviors, perhaps related to coping mechanisms. The singer grapples with trying to move on from past lessons learned while also being drawn back into familiar patterns, as seen in the line "Cope however I want to but I can't forget what you taught me."

The mention of "Sipping, filling up my blunt" implies a sense of seeking solace or escape through substances. The singer acknowledges having pending conversations but makes excuses, hinting at avoidance or distraction from confronting certain realities. The internal struggle is further captured in the lines "Woah, I'm upside down, Woah, I might fuck around and find out," reflecting a sense of being entangled in confusion or inner turmoil that could lead to risky behavior or consequences.

The lyrics shift to a more confrontational tone in the second verse, where the singer challenges another party by stating, "Oops, you fucked up again, What did you think I'd do?" This reflects a sense of defiance or frustration towards someone who has erred or underestimated them. The singer acknowledges their own faults and the dynamic of covering them up despite the consequences, suggesting a complex interplay of guilt and pride.

The chorus reiterates the theme of seeking temporary relief or fulfillment through repetitive actions, symbolized by the refrain "Take one more, take one more." The dissatisfaction with one's own life is highlighted with the line "Your life's a bore, your life's a bore, Looked inside, nothing satisfied me," suggesting a longing for something more meaningful or fulfilling. The repeated plea to "Take one more, take one more" embodies a cycle of seeking validation or satisfaction through external means, despite the lack of true fulfillment.