Midnight
S.F. Johnson Lyrics


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It must have been around midnight
The town was red and painted right
It's all happening in the neighbourhood
Girls are pretty and feeling good
Wait for the call keep on the down-low
The wasters crawl out of the cracks below
When there's something that you need to know
You watch it come and you watch it go

Were you too stoned to get it?
Did you want to forget about her?
Were you too stoned to get it?
Did you want to forget it my love

I know this feeling is crawling upon you
When you feel it, I just want to call it in, yet
I know this feeling is crawling upon you
When you feel it I just want to call it in

When its almost like Hollywood
Rags to riches and a lust for life
Dance around in the pretty lights
Hail the queen and saviour of the night
All in their vision 'til the soul dies
They don't deserve it but they still try
Never tell it, don't cry, keep the chin up, keep the chin up

Were you too stoned to get it?
Did you want to forget about her?
Were you too stoned to get it?
Did you want to forget it my love

I know this feeling is crawling upon you
When you feel it, I just want to call it in, yet
I know this feeling is crawling upon you
When you feel it I just want it all to end

But I don't feel like dancing
I don't feel like dancing




I don't feel like dancing
I just don't feel like dancing

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to "Midnight" by S.F. Johnson depict a scene in a lively town that comes to life at night. The singer describes the town as being "painted right" and "all happening in the neighborhood." There are girls who are "pretty and feeling good" and it appears that there is some sort of underground activity taking place as the singer mentions the "wait for the call on the down-low" and the "wasters crawl out of the cracks below." The singer seems to be observing all of this from a distance, perhaps feeling slightly detached from the energy and excitement around them.


The repeated question, "Were you too stoned to get it?" suggests that there may be some confusion or fuzziness in the singer's mind. The lines "Did you want to forget about her?" and "Did you want to forget it my love" could be interpreted as the singer addressing someone who is struggling to move on from a past relationship or situation. The line "I just want it all to end" further reinforces the idea that the singer is feeling overwhelmed and wants to escape from their current reality.


The final lines "But I don't feel like dancing, I don't feel like dancing, I just don't feel like dancing" tie the song together, revealing the singer's reluctance to fully participate in the energetic scene around them. It could be that the singer is feeling disconnected from the excitement and energy of the town, or that they are simply experiencing a moment of introspection and don't feel like engaging with others at that particular moment.


Line by Line Meaning

It must have been around midnight
The time was around midnight.


The town was red and painted right
The town was lively and properly decorated.


It’s all happening in the neighbourhood
There's a lot of activity occurring in the area.


Girls are pretty and feeling good
The girls are attractive and happy.


Wait for the call keep on the down-low
Wait patiently for communication and keep it private.


The wasters crawl out of the cracks below
Undesirable individuals emerge from hidden places.


When there’s something that you need to know
When there's important information to learn.


You watch it come and you watch it go
Observe events as they happen and then end.


Were you too stoned to get it?
Were you too under the influence to understand?


Did you want to forget about her?
Did you desire to no longer remember someone?


I know this feeling is crawling upon you
I'm aware that this emotion is slowly affecting you.


When you feel it, I just want to call it in, yet
When you experience it, I want to acknowledge it.


When its almost like Hollywood
In a way that resembles a glamorous lifestyle.


Rags to riches and a lust for life
An individual going from poverty to wealth and enjoying life.


Dance around in the pretty lights
Move joyfully amidst attractive illumination.


Hail the queen and saviour of the night
Praise the leader and protector of nightlife.


All in their vision 'til the soul dies
Pursuing their dreams until they pass away.


They don’t deserve it but they still try
Even though they don't merit it, they attempt to succeed.


Never tell it, don’t cry, keep the chin up, keep the chin up
Don't disclose it, don't weep, remain optimistic.


When you feel it I just want it all to end
Since you're experiencing it, I want it to just stop.


But I don’t feel like dancing
I'm not in the mood to dance.


I just don’t feel like dancing
Simply put, I'm just not up for dancing.


I don’t feel like dancing
I currently have no desire to dance.




Lyrics © Sentric Music
Written by: S.F. Johnson

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