Parokya ni Edgar is composed of Chito Miranda and Vinci Montaner on vocals,… Read Full Bio ↴Parokya ni Edgar is composed of Chito Miranda and Vinci Montaner on vocals, Darius Semaña and Gabriel CheeKee on guitars, Buhawi Meneses on bass, and Dindin Moreno on drums. The band was formed in their high school in 1993. It originally composed of Chito, Vinci, Gabriel, Miko, and Jerick. The band was at first called "Comic Relief." They got their first breakthrough when they were invited by the Eraserheads to perform for them. They then added "Din Din" and "Buwi" for the drums and bass respectively. Also during that performance, the band decided to call themselves "Parokya ni Edgar" which, the name they say, came from a joke during their days in high school. During graduation from high school, Miko and Jerick left the band. Darius was then added to the band. They later got signed to Universal Records. They are very known for their humorous lyrics in their songs. The band has released six albums which all became very successful. The band is very famous and well known throughout the Philippines.

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Parokya Ni Edgar Lyrics

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All right, I've had enough
I don't wanna do this anymore
All you ever think about is sex
Your vanity, and the way that
I would treat you bad
I don't wanna hear your whining
Quit your naggin n leave me be
Just stay away from me and

Shut your mouth
Turn around
Walk away and leave me

A L O N E ! ! !

STOP BUGGIN ME ! ! !

I'll walk away I won't look back
Don't wanna look back

I'll leave you behind
There's no turning back this time

Overall Meaning

The song "All Right" by the Philippine alternative rock band Parokya Ni Edgar was released in 2002. It is a breakup song that speaks about the exhaustion that the singer, presumably in a romantic relationship, feels towards the other person's self-absorption and constant pestering. The lyrics reveal the determination of the singer to cut off all ties with the other person and start anew by putting distance between them. The song's catchy tune and fierce lyrics make it a popular choice among young Filipinos in their rebellious phase.

The opening line "All right, I've had enough" sets the tone of the song, indicating a certain level of frustration and burnout. The second line "I don't wanna do this anymore" makes it clear that the singer has decided to end the relationship as they can no longer tolerate the other person's behavior. The lines that follow expose the other person's preoccupation with sex, vanity, and the expectation of being treated like royalty despite their wrongdoing. The phrase "I don't wanna hear your whining, Quit your naggin n leave me be" communicates the singer's emotional exhaustion and their desire for emotional space. In the last two lines, the singers urge the other person to turn around, walk away, and leave the singer alone.

Line by Line Meaning

All right, I've had enough
I have reached my limit and can't take it anymore

I don't wanna do this anymore
I no longer want to be in this situation

All you ever think about is sex
Your thoughts always revolve around sex

Your vanity, and the way that
Your obsession with yourself

I would treat you bad
I would mistreat you if I stayed in this relationship

I don't wanna hear your whining
I don't want to listen to your complaints

Quit your naggin n leave me be
Stop nagging and let me go

Just stay away from me and
Don't come near me because

Shut your mouth
Stop talking

Turn around
Face the opposite direction

Walk away and leave me
Leave me alone