Diana
Nerf Herder Lyrics


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I saw her at the club
She was standing with the French girl
Bonsoir joulie poupe'e
Yeah she had a beautiful smile
And they met at face to face
Went back to his place, she sat on his face
And now it's history, the rest is history
She sat on his face and the rest is history

That's why he cried
He lost, he lost everything
That's why he cried
He lost it all
He lost it all to Diana (Diana)
Part German, part Hispanic
Diana (Filipino)
Diana, where did you go?

I saw her downtown
She was hanging with The Cougar
She was hanging out with Steve and that was where she wanted to be
She was workin' at the place where they sell veal parmesan
Now she's gone, now she's gone, yeah she's gone oh so gone

That's why he cried
He lost, he lost everything
That's why he cried
He lost it all
He lost it all to Diana (Diana)
Part German, part Hispanic




Diana (Filipino)
Diana where did you go?

Overall Meaning

The song "Diana" by Nerf Herder tells a story of a man who seems to have fallen deeply in love with a woman named Diana. The song opens by describing how the man sees Diana at a club with another girl, and remarks on her beauty and smile. The lyrics then take a sexual turn, as it is revealed that Diana and the man engage in sexual activity later that night. However, there is a hint of regret in the lyrics as the man struggles to come to terms with losing everything to Diana. He recalls seeing her downtown with other people and notes that she has left and is gone. In the end, the man seems to be left heartbroken as he continues to ask where Diana has gone.


The song seems to be a cautionary tale about the dangers of being seduced by beauty and sexual desire, and the consequences that can follow. The singer's sorrow and heartbreak suggest that he may have lost more than just his heart to Diana, and that she may have represented a certain danger to him. It is unclear whether the singer is the singer or whether he is simply telling the story of someone else, but the emotion in the lyrics suggests a deep connection to the heart of the story.


Line by Line Meaning

I saw her at the club
The singer saw Diana at the club.


She was standing with the French girl
Diana was standing with a French girl.


Bonsoir joulie poupe'e
The French girl greeted Diana in French by calling her a pretty doll.


Yeah she had a beautiful smile
Diana had a beautiful smile, as noticed by the artist.


And they met at face to face
Diana and the artist met face to face.


Went back to his place, she sat on his face
Diana went back to the singer's place and performed oral sex on him.


And now it's history, the rest is history
The sexual encounter is now part of the singer's history.


She sat on his face and the rest is history
The sexual encounter involved Diana performing oral sex on the artist.


That's why he cried
The artist cried because of something related to Diana.


He lost, he lost everything
The artist lost everything he had related to Diana.


He lost it all to Diana (Diana)
The singer lost everything he had to Diana.


Part German, part Hispanic
Diana is of mixed German and Hispanic heritage.


Diana (Filipino)
Despite her mixed heritage, the singer mistakenly thinks Diana is Filipino.


Diana, where did you go?
The singer wonders where Diana went or what happened to her.


I saw her downtown
The singer saw Diana downtown.


She was hanging with The Cougar
Diana was spending time with The Cougar.


She was hanging out with Steve and that was where she wanted to be
Diana was hanging out with Steve, which is what she wanted to do.


She was workin' at the place where they sell veal parmesan
Diana was working at a restaurant that serves veal parmesan.


Now she's gone, now she's gone, yeah she's gone oh so gone
Diana is now gone and the singer expresses this multiple times.




Lyrics © Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: CHARLIE DENNIS, PARRY GRIPP, PARRY P. GRIPP, STEPHEN L. SHERLOCK, STEVE SHERLOCK

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