Morning After
River Ratts Lyrics

The lyrics of River Ratts's song "Morning After" describe the aftermath of a wild, hedonistic night of partying. The singer of the song wakes up confused, dizzy, and alone, with no one to share in their experiences or help them deal with the consequences. They seem to find some solace in smoking and drinking, as well as in the company of their friends. The Spanish phrase "A mi me gusta fumar / A mi me gusta tomar" translates to "I like to smoke / I like to drink", indicating the singer's preference for self-destructive behavior.

The chorus of the song emphasizes the singer's lack of concern for their actions or their well-being, as they declare that "good times don't give a fuck". The second verse introduces the idea that the singer may have hooked up with someone during the course of the night, as they wake up next to a "chonchis" (a slang term for a female companion). However, they remain disconnected from their environment and unable to comprehend what has happened to them.

The final lines of the song suggest that the singer is attempting to purge themselves of their feelings of disorientation and regret, perhaps through vomiting or some other form of release. The overall mood of the song is one of aimlessness and detachment, reflecting the disillusionment that can come from excessive partying and substance abuse.