Revolution
Night Beats Lyrics
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Inside my head
Talking to myself like I had a crowd
Rolling down the street with no-one around
I wake up every morning
Maybe a quarter past 2
I left so many bodies behind
Please lord take this wheel
I'll start a revolution
Inside of my mind
I look back at all the bridges I've burned
I swear I'll turn it around
I left my job from nowhere
I called myself a friend
I took my bag, tried to lose a crowd
Dont care dont fit in
Yeah I don't care I don't fit in
Start a revolution
Inside of my mind
I look back at all the bridges i burned
I swear i'll turn it around
I swear i'll turn it around
The lyrics to Night Beats's song "Revolution" convey the internal struggles and conflicts experienced by the singer, who is grappling with intense emotions and thoughts that they cannot contain within their mind. The opening lines express the overwhelming nature of these feelings, highlighting the sense of isolation and internal dialogue that the singer engages in. The imagery of "Talking to myself like I had a crowd" and "Rolling down the street with no-one around" suggests a sense of loneliness and detachment from the world around them.
The lyrics further delve into the singer's internal turmoil and existential crisis, as they reflect on their past actions and the consequences of their choices. The line "I left so many bodies behind" conveys a sense of regret and guilt, with the singer seeking guidance and redemption from a higher power, as they plead "Please lord take this wheel". This imagery evokes a sense of surrender and seeking forgiveness for the mistakes and harm they have caused in their wake.
The theme of personal transformation and redemption is further explored as the singer vows to initiate a revolution within their own mind. The repetition of the phrase "I'll start a revolution Inside of my mind" emphasizes the intense desire for change and self-improvement, as they confront the bridges they have burnt in their past. The resolution to "swear I'll turn it around" reflects a newfound determination to make amends and redirect their path towards a better future.
In the latter part of the song, the singer reflects on their decision to leave behind their job and social circles, embracing a sense of non-conformity and self-discovery. The defiant declaration of "Yeah I don't care I don't fit in" showcases a rebellious spirit and rejection of societal norms, as they continue to embrace their journey towards personal growth and authenticity. The repetition of the call to "start a revolution Inside of my mind" reinforces the theme of inner transformation and the commitment to chart a new course, promising to reverse their past mistakes and create a brighter path ahead.
Lyrics © Downtown Music Publishing
Written by: Danny Lee Blackwell, Nic Jodoin
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
Kornel Szubzda
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Time Machine
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Daniel Drader
And greetings from Turks and Caicos. Can we get a greeting from Trinidad and Tobago?
Ukleti Dukat
yesss, you brought back that sexy old NB sound
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Brutal!!!!!!!!
Joshua Harrison
Did the old drummer of this band work at Jimmy Johns on Greenville ave in Dallas? I worked at the Sprint store right next to that he would charge his phone lol, great band much love from Tejas
Joe D
I’m sorry but their debut album will forever be their best album. It’s a masterpiece of a debut.
David Langlois
greetings from québec
Jühn
Right on
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