Paper Planes
S.I.R. Remixes Lyrics


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From paper planes, to hand grenades
I'm gonna take you out
From paper planes, to hand grenades
I'm gonna take you out

Try and change me
Rearrange me
You're so crazy in the head (in the head)
Pull me closer
To the vultures'
But I won't be left for dead (left for dead)

You make me wanna go harder
Go a little bit larger
My fire starter
I'm gasoline
You make me feel so jaded
You're overrated
Burn up the pages
I'm kerosene

Money can talk but words are cheap
So I'm gonna cash in, cash out
I'm taking my dollars and my dreams
So I'm gonna cash in, cash out

From paper planes, to hand grenades
I'm gonna take you out
From paper planes, to hand grenades
I'm gonna take you out

Can't contain me
In the mazes
I'll be breaking, through the seams
Leaving traces
That I'm making
Folding paper, into wings

Money can talk but words are cheap
So I'm gonna cash in, cash out
I'm taking my dollars and my dreams
So I'm gonna cash in, cash out

(Show me what you get)
(Are you ready?)
(One, two, one, two, let's go!)

I'm not worried about a thing
No dollar bill is worth the price you pay
Don't need your money
I don't need the fame
So I cash in, cash out
Cash in, cash out

Give me your car and your diamond ring
I'll burn it all to see the look on your face
What's it cost and is it worth the pain?
No I cash in, cash out
Cash in, cash out

Na, na, na, na
Na, na, na, na
Na, na, na, na
Cash in, cash out
Cash in, cash out

Money can talk but the words are cheap
So I'm gonna cash in, cash out
I'm taking my dollars and my dreams
So I'm gonna cash in, cash out

Paper planes and hand grenades
Paper planes and hand grenades

From paper planes, to hand grenades
I'm gonna take you out




From paper planes, to hand grenades
I'm gonna take you out

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to S.I.R. Remixes's song "Paper Planes" are about a rebellious streak and the desire to pursue one's goals while rejecting societal pressures to conform. The opening lines, "From paper planes, to hand grenades / I'm gonna take you out," set the tone for the rest of the song - the singer is willing to fight and destroy in order to achieve their aims. The verses that follow portray a sense of defiance and strength, with lines like "You're so crazy in the head / Pull me closer to the vultures' / But I won't be left for dead," and "My fire starter / I'm gasoline / You make me feel so jaded / You're overrated / Burn up the pages / I'm kerosene."


The chorus of the song reiterates the themes of defiance and the singer's unwillingness to be constrained by societal norms: "Money can talk but words are cheap / So I'm gonna cash in, cash out / I'm taking my dollars and my dreams / So I'm gonna cash in, cash out." The second verse features some more imagery related to the idea of flying away from one's problems, with lines like "Can't contain me / In the mazes / I'll be breaking, through the seams / Leaving traces / That I'm making / Folding paper, into wings."


Overall, the song is a powerful anthem about breaking free from constraints and pursuing one’s dreams, even if it means taking unconventional and potentially destructive paths.


Line by Line Meaning

From paper planes, to hand grenades
I'll use whatever it takes to get to you


I'm gonna take you out
I'm going to defeat you


Try and change me
You attempt to alter my being


Rearrange me
You want to put me back together differently


You're so crazy in the head (in the head)
You're mentally insane


Pull me closer
Bring me nearer


To the vultures'
Towards danger and potential harm


But I won't be left for dead (left for dead)
I refuse to be abandoned to my fate


You make me wanna go harder
You inspire me to work even harder


Go a little bit larger
Expand my boundaries a little more


My fire starter
I ignite my own fire within


I'm gasoline
I fuel my own energy


You make me feel so jaded
You create feelings of exhaustion within me


You're overrated
You have been given more credit than you deserve


Burn up the pages
Destroy what has been written


I'm kerosene
I am highly flammable


Money can talk but words are cheap, So I'm gonna cash in, cash out
Money has more power than words, and I'll use it to my advantage


I'm taking my dollars and my dreams
I'm bringing my wealth and aspirations with me


Can't contain me
You cannot restrain me


In the mazes
In the complex pathways


I'll be breaking, through the seams
I'll break through the cracks


Leaving traces
I'll leave my mark behind


That I'm making
That I'm creating


Folding paper, into wings
I'm making paper airplanes


Give me your car and your diamond ring, I'll burn it all to see the look on your face
I'll destroy your possessions to get a look of shock out of you


What's it cost and is it worth the pain?
What is the price, and is it worth the struggle?


Na, na, na, na Cash in, cash out Cash in, cash out
The chorus repeats, with a focus on cashing in and out


Paper planes and hand grenades
Imagery of weapons further emphasizes the desire to defeat the opponent




Lyrics © RED BULL MEDIA HOUSE NA, INC., Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
Written by: John William Feldmann, Kellin Quinn Bostwic, Nicholas Michael Furlong, Taka

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Comments from YouTube:

Steven W

Exactly what I hear in my head every time I listen to Sunflower. Superb job 👍🏼

Ben Irizarry

Me too I said they deff got that flow from paper plain

Harry Simms

I heard sunflower and had both songs stuck in my head simultaneously all day

rodger

Me too

Anthony Baccari

Saaammmeee

President King

Idk how but I knew this mashup existed before I searched it up

Sailor

same i was thinking of mashing them together and thought "theres no way someone hasn't already done this"

TheLightIsDarkness

Same
I just realized it a few days ago but didn't remember Paper Planes so it took me I while

Crazy how are brains work

MaloGatito10

Idk how I knew this comment existed before I searched it up.

𝐸𝓁𝓁𝒾𝓈

Same here.

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