Weekend
Simmons & Christopher Featuring Class Action Lyrics

(Well, well, well)
Expressing surprise or intrigue

Well, well, well
Addressing someone with a sense of amusement or satisfaction

Look who's home
Noticing the presence of the person who just arrived

My, I thought you didn't gonna make it tonight, honey
Expressing surprise because it was believed the person wouldn't come

Oh, me?
Showing a sense of self-awareness or realization

Oh yes, I'm getting ready to go out
Confirming the intention to go out

Oh no, no, no
Rejecting a mistaken assumption

No, I know you didn't think I was staying home again tonight
Asserting that the artist has made a different choice

Oh no, brother, I can see
Addressing the person with familiarity and acknowledging their misunderstanding

I'm gonna have to explain something to you
Recognizing the need to provide an explanation

Oh, it's no like that anymore
Contradicting a previous assumption about the situation

Don't you understand that?
Questioning the listener's comprehension

Don't you realize it yet?
Expressing surprise at the listener's lack of awareness

Maybe I can make you understand with these few words?
Suggesting a possibility to improve understanding

I'll try to make it as brief as possible
Committing to a concise explanation

(Night and day) I was patient
Enduring and waiting for a long time

But I've had all I could take (All I can take)
Reaching the limit of patience and tolerance

(One night the time is right)
Referring to a specific occasion when the conditions are suitable

Maybe I'll find a friend to spend the weekend
Considering the possibility of finding companionship for the weekend

(Goin' out, but the chance ain't wide)
Acknowledging the slim probability of success while going out

Goin' to find a friend to spend the weekend
Determined to search for someone to spend time with during the weekend

(Tonight is partytime, it's partytime tonight)
Highlighting the excitement and celebration happening tonight

(Tonight is partytime, it's partytime tonight)
Reinforcing the idea of a vibrant and festive atmosphere tonight

(Tonight is partytime, it's partytime tonight)
Emphasizing the current evening as a time for enjoyment and revelry

(Tonight is partytime, it's partytime tonight)
Stating repeatedly that the present moment is dedicated to partying

Baby, don't see the love 'cause it was never, never here before
Alerting the listener to the absence of love in the relationship

You close your eyes and I'm closing the door
Symbolizing the end of the relationship and the desire to move on

One thing I can't take is to sit home all alone
Expressing discontentment with being alone at home

Do what you like, my dear, but I'm not staying home
Asserting independence and refusal to stay at home

'Cause night and day I was patient
Reiterating the endurance and waiting endured day and night

But I've had all I could take
Reaching the point of exhaustion and intolerance

(Tonight's the night the time is right)
Asserting that this specific night is opportune for action

Maybe I'll find a friend to spend the weekend
Considering the possibility of finding companionship for the weekend

(Goin' out, but the chance ain't wide)
Recognizing the limited probability of achieving success while going out

I'm goin' to find, to find someone, someone to spend the night, baby
Determined to locate a person to spend the night with

(Tonight is partytime, it's partytime tonight) (I said tonight, baby)
Reaffirming the festive nature of the current evening

(Tonight is partytime, it's partytime tonight) (I said tonight, baby)
Continuing to emphasize the party atmosphere of the night

(Tonight is partytime, it's partytime tonight) (I said tonight, baby)
Repeatedly asserting that tonight is dedicated to partying

(Tonight is partytime, it's partytime tonight) (I said tonight, baby)
Consistently reinforcing the idea that the present evening is for celebration

Too-too-too, too-toorooroo-tooroo, gotta go out
Indicating the urgency and need to go out

Too-too-too, too-toorooroo-tootooroo (Hey, hey, hey)
Adding a playful interjection while expressing the desire to go out

Too-too-too, too-toorooroo-tooroo, gotta go out
Reiterating the necessity of leaving the house

Too-too-too, too-toorooroo-tootooroo
Stating the need to take action immediately

'Cause night and day, you see, baby, I was patient
Emphasizing the long duration of patience exhibited

But I've had all I could take (I've had all I could take now)
Reaching the limit of endurance and tolerance

Night and day (Oh yeah, yeah)
Continuing to refer to the enduring presence of day and night

But I've had all I could take (I've had all I could take)
Reaching the point of being unable to tolerate any longer

(Tonight's the night the time is right)
Affirming that this particular night is fitting for action

Maybe I'll find someone, somebody who want my body, baby
Expressing the desire to find a person interested in the singer's physicality

(Goin' out, but the chance ain't wide)
Acknowledging the slim likelihood of finding success while going out

I'm goin' to find someone to spend the night
Persisting in the pursuit of finding someone to spend the night with

(Tonight is partytime, it's partytime tonight)
Reaffirming the current evening as a time for celebration

(Tonight is partytime, it's partytime tonight) (Oh yes, it is)
Stating with certainty that tonight is dedicated to partying

(Tonight is partytime, it's partytime tonight) (That's right, baby)
Confirming that tonight is indeed a time for enjoyable festivities

(Tonight is partytime, it's partytime tonight)
Repeating the assertion that the present evening is for partying