House … Read Full Bio ↴Shane Codd is a 24 year old DJ/Producer from Dublin, Ireland.
House music runs through his veins. His love for it can be traced back to when he was a child; he'd listen to club-classics at home, in the car with his mother, with mates at school, anywhere. Its effect is fully felt on his breakout single ‘Get Out My Head’, which nods to the late 90s/early 2000s dance sound, albeit with his own unique twist.
Created in his bedroom at his family home as a form of escape when life paused due to Covid, the track became inescapable itself, resulting in a Top 10 hit on the Official UK Singles Chart as well as Top 10 in his native Ireland, racking up over 20 million streams across both territories.
While he is an entirely self-taught producer it wasn’t always easy. He remembers dropping out of college for a year, moving into a damp apartment in Dublin with no heating and struggling to pay rent, all so he could focus solely on making music. 5 years on, he admits: “I still have loads to learn, its the exciting bit for me. I’m learning piano at the moment – it’s a life goal to get good at it.” His ultimate goal is a simple but ambitious one. Like his heroes of the genre - Avicii, Gigi D'Agostino & Alice Deejay, he wants “to go down as a legendary dance producer, someone who is respected, brought out good music & put on a great live show.
I’d love it if my music was remembered in 20 years, like Robin S’ ‘Show Me Love’, one that people still love & doesn’t get old, truly classic tunes."
Get out my head
Shane Codd Lyrics
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(Oh baby, oh baby)
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(You can, you can, you can, you can)
(I did, I did)
(Oh baby, oh baby)
(I, I did, I did)
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I did, I did
Oh baby, oh baby
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You can, you can, you can, you can (get out my head)
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Oh baby, oh baby
I, I did, I did, I
You can, you can, you can, you can (get out my head)
You hold me close
Tell me that you can read my mind
How do you get to know
How I feel inside
'Cause I didn't take you there, no
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Oh baby, oh baby
I, I did, I did, I
You can, you can, you can, you can (get out my head)
You hold me close
Tell me that you can read my mind
How do you get to know
How I feel inside
'Cause I didn't take you there, no
Oh baby, get out my head
Get out my head
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Tell me that you can, you can, you can, you can
How do you get to know, know
How do you get to know, know
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Tell me that you can, you can, you can, you can
How do you get to know, know
How do you get to know, know
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Oh baby, oh baby
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You can, you can, you can, you can (get out my head)
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Oh baby, oh baby
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You can, you can, you can, you can (get out my head)
The song "Get Out My Head" by Shane Codd is about a person who is burdened by the memories and thoughts of the past relationship. The lyrics suggest that the person's ex-partner still holds a place in their mind, even though they are no longer together. The repeated line "Get out my head" shows the person's exhaustion and frustration at not being able to forget the memories and get over the relationship. The lyrics express a sense of powerlessness, as the person seems unable to control their own thoughts.
The metaphor of "reading my mind" suggests that the ex-partner knows how the person feels, but the person did not invite them into their mind. The line "How do you get to know how I feel inside" further emphasizes the boundary violation and the person's sense of invasion of their privacy. The repetition of the line "I did, I did" is a way of reinforcing the person's feelings and trying to convince themselves that they have done everything they could to move on from the relationship.
Overall, "Get Out My Head" is a relatable song about the struggle of moving on from a past relationship and the difficulties associated with letting go of memories and thoughts.
Line by Line Meaning
I did, I did
The singer acknowledges that they have experienced something.
Oh baby, oh baby
The singer is addressing someone affectionately.
I, I did, I did, I
The singer is reiterating that they have experienced something.
You can, you can, you can, you can (get out my head)
The artist is asking the addressee to leave their thoughts alone.
I did, I did
The artist confirms that they have experienced something.
Oh baby, oh baby
The singer is addressing someone affectionately.
I, I did, I did, I
The singer is reiterating that they have experienced something.
You can, you can, you can, you can (get out my head)
The artist is asking the addressee to leave their thoughts alone.
You hold me close
The artist is describing physical closeness with the addressee.
Tell me that you can read my mind
The artist is describing the addressee's claim that they can understand the artist's thoughts.
How do you get to know
The singer is questioning the addressee's ability to understand their thoughts.
How I feel inside
The artist is referring to their innermost thoughts and emotions.
'Cause I didn't take you there, no
The singer is denying that they have shared their innermost thoughts and emotions with the addressee.
Oh baby, get out my head
The singer is urging the addressee to stop dwelling on their thoughts and emotions.
Get out my head
The singer is reiterating their desire for the addressee to leave their thoughts alone.
Get out my
The artist is continuing to express their desire for the addressee to leave their thoughts alone.
Get out my, get out my head
The artist is repeating their desire for the addressee to leave their thoughts alone.
You hold me close
The singer is describing physical closeness with the addressee.
Tell me that you can, you can, you can, you can
The singer is referencing the addressee's claim that they can understand the singer's thoughts.
How do you get to know, know
The artist is questioning the addressee's ability to understand their thoughts.
Get out my head
The artist is reiterating their desire for the addressee to leave their thoughts alone.
Get out my head
The artist is reiterating their desire for the addressee to leave their thoughts alone.
Get out my
The singer is continuing to express their desire for the addressee to leave their thoughts alone.
Get out my, get out my head
The artist is repeating their desire for the addressee to leave their thoughts alone.
Get out my, get out my head
The singer is repeating their desire for the addressee to leave their thoughts alone.
Get out my, get out my head
The singer is repeating their desire for the addressee to leave their thoughts alone.
Get out my, get out my head
The singer is repeating their desire for the addressee to leave their thoughts alone.
I did, I did
The artist confirms that they have experienced something.
Oh baby, oh baby
The artist is addressing someone affectionately.
I, I did, I did, I
The singer is reiterating that they have experienced something.
You can, you can, you can, you can (get out my head)
The singer is asking the addressee to leave their thoughts alone.
I did, I did
The artist confirms that they have experienced something.
Oh baby, oh baby
The artist is addressing someone affectionately.
I, I did, I did, I
The artist is reiterating that they have experienced something.
You can, you can, you can, you can (get out my head)
The singer is asking the addressee to leave their thoughts alone.
I did, I did
The artist confirms that they have experienced something.
Oh baby, oh baby
The singer is addressing someone affectionately.
I, I did, I did, I
The singer is reiterating that they have experienced something.
You can, you can, you can, you can (get out my head)
The singer is asking the addressee to leave their thoughts alone.
I did, I did
The artist confirms that they have experienced something.
Oh baby, oh baby
The artist is addressing someone affectionately.
I, I did, I did, I
The singer is reiterating that they have experienced something.
You can, you can, you can, you can (get out my head)
The singer is asking the addressee to leave their thoughts alone.
Lyrics © Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: Shane Codd
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