We met at Barnsley College in 2011 and after a year of playing music together we decided to start a band. In the summer of 2012 we got a friend outside of college to join us and the band was founded.
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Get Out
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Get out my head
Oh, you just don't know
How much you messed up my flow
How much you messed up my flow
So high but now I'm low
Oh, thinking about you
You used to feel so brand new
Get out my head
Oh, you just don't know
How much you messed up my flow
How much you messed up my flow
So high but now I'm low
Oh, thinking about you
Wasting all my time on you
You used to feel so brand new
You mean nothing to me
Oh you just don't know
Get out my head, oh, you just don't know
You used to feel so brand new
Get out my head
You got to get out my head
Get out my head
You got to get out my head
Oh, you just don't know
How much you messed up my flow
How much you messed up my flow
So high but now I'm low
Oh, thinking about you
Wasting all my time on you
You used to feel so brand new
You mean nothing to me
You ruin my flow, ey ey ey ey ey
You ruin my flow, ey ey ey ey ey
You ruin my flow, get out my head, ey ey
Get out my head, you ruin my flow, get out my head
You got to get, you got to get, you got to get, out my head
Get out my head
Get out my head
Get out my head
You got to get, you got to get, you got to get, out my head
You got to get, you got to get, you got to get, out my head
Oh, you just don't know
How much you messed up my flow
How much you messed up my flow
So high but now I'm low
Oh, thinking about you
Wasting all my time on you
You used to feel so brand new
You mean nothing to me
Oh, you just don't know
Get out my head, get out my head
Oh, you just don't know, get out my head
You used to feel so brand new, you got to get out my head
You got to get out my head
The song "Get Out My Head" by Redlight is a catchy, upbeat electronic dance track with lyrics that express the struggles of trying to move on from someone who has messed up a flow or a desired rhythm in life. The song consists of two simple lines that muse on the effects of the person on the singer's life, primarily the impairment of their creative process. The song starts and ends with the chorus, "Get out my head, you got to get, you got to get, you got to get, out my head." The repetition of this line emphasizes the message of the lyrics and serves as a hook that keeps the listeners engaged and dancing.
The verses of the song express the singer's frustration with thinking about this person too much, wasting their time on them, and how this person used to make them feel so "brand new." The lyrics convey a sense of longing for the past when everything seemed perfect with the person but also a desire to move on from them. The lyrics are simple yet relatable as everyone can relate to the feeling of wanting someone out of their head after experiencing heartbreak.
Overall, "Get Out My Head" is a fun, energetic song that speaks to a universally relatable theme of trying to move on from someone who has messed with your flow in life.
Line by Line Meaning
Get out my head
The singer wants someone to leave their thoughts and stop occupying their mind.
How much you messed up my flow
This person has had a negative impact on the singer's mental and emotional state, causing them to feel disoriented and out of balance.
So high but now I'm low
The singer felt happy and on top of the world before this person came into their life, but now they feel down and deflated.
Wasting all my time on you
The singer is spending too much time and energy focusing on this person, to the detriment of their own well-being.
You mean nothing to me
The singer has come to the realization that this person holds no value or importance in their life, and they want to let them go.
You ruin my flow
This person disrupts the singer's sense of rhythm, balance, and focus, throwing them off course emotionally and mentally.
Get out my head, you ruin my flow, get out my head
The singer repeats their desire for this person to leave their thoughts, as they are hindering their emotional and mental stability.
You got to get, you got to get, you got to get, out my head
The singer is desperate for this person to leave their mind and thoughts, recognizing that it is necessary for their own peace and well-being.
Get out my head, you used to feel so brand new, you got to get out my head
The singer remembers a time when this person was exciting and new, but now they have become a burden and a source of negative energy, and they need to go.
Lyrics © CONCORD MUSIC PUBLISHING LLC, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
Written by: BEN WESTBEECH, HUGH PESCOD, JONATHAN COFFER
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
Harparz
Ridiculously simple melody, low budget video and best of all this track is absolutely brilliant. Can't stop playing it, I love it when an artist that is essentially a nobody crawls out of the woodwork and produces something like this. Number 1 all day long
Overload
Come back 10 years later and listen to it
Gr1mR3apa
Redlight is clipz. Definitely not a nobody lol
Sarah cell block H
This has a 90's feel to it, this is probably why I love it.
Danbeast EU
Its got them friendly vibes. Dunno why thats my choice of words. But i feel it.
Lt Aldo Raine
90's was the best for music.
John Mundt
Still get goosebumps when I hear her voice x
Lasagna is pretty cool
I love everything about this video. Just everything from the music to the theme, the celebration and grief, the darkness mystery the struggle, the beauty and culture, everything
Dan Carr
This song feels like it was released yesterday! Great song
Eduardo F. Gómez
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