Ring the Alarm
Sonic One Lyrics


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Come for a nice on a spot
When time we come you know it’s up
Cream adequad cream are we rise to top
With the bad man on the big rock
Ba ba ba ba ba ba bad from reban
When I to say come to ring the alarm
Ba ba ba ba ba ba bad from reban
When the raggatons come to ring the alarm
Ring the alarm
Ring the alarm

Ring the alarm
Ring the alarm, Ring the alarm
Ring, ring, ring, ring, ring, ring
Ring the alarm

This one come here like a riser star
After we dance he must be a carm
Bad man at top big things to come
Set up the mics we come to perform
This one come here like a riser star
After we dance he must be a carm
Bad man at top big things to come
Set up the mics we come to perform
Come for a nice on a spot
When time we come you know it’s up
Cream adequad cream are we rise to top
With the bad man on the big rock
Ba ba ba ba ba ba bad from reban
When I to say come to ring the alarm
Ba ba ba ba ba ba bad from reban
When the raggatons come to ring the alarm

When the raggatons come to ring the alarm
Ring the alarm, ring the alarm, ring the alarm, ring the alarm, ring the alarm, ring the alarm, ring the alarm, ring the alarm, alarm, alarm, alarm, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la
Ring the alarm

Ring the alarm
Ring the alarm, alarm, alarm, alarm




Ring the alarm, Ring the alarm
Ring the alarm

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Sonic One's song "Ring the Alarm" convey a sense of excitement and anticipation. The repeated phrase "Ring the alarm" serves as a call to action, urging listeners to get ready for something big. The use of repetitive phonetic sounds like "ba ba ba ba ba ba bad" and "ring ring ring ring ring ring" creates a rhythmic and catchy quality to the song.


The lyrics suggest that the artists are confident in their abilities and ready to rise to the top. They refer to themselves as "cream adequad cream," indicating their belief in their own excellence. The mention of the "bad man on the big rock" implies a strong and dominant presence in their field.


The lines "This one come here like a riser star / After we dance he must be a calm" suggest that they see themselves as rising stars who bring a sense of calmness after a energetic dance or performance. They are confident that big things are yet to come for them, and they are ready to showcase their talent.


Line by Line Meaning

Come for a nice on a spot
Join us for a pleasant gathering in a specific location


When time we come you know it’s up
When we arrive, you know something exciting is about to happen


Cream adequad cream are we rise to top
Through hard work and determination, we will reach the pinnacle of success


With the bad man on the big rock
A powerful figure is leading the way


Ba ba ba ba ba ba bad from reban
Expressing the strong impact and influence we bring


When I to say come to ring the alarm
When I proclaim, it's time to alert everyone


When the raggatons come to ring the alarm
When the catchy rhythms arrive to signal the start


Ring the alarm
Sound the warning


This one come here like a riser star
This song emerges as a rising star


After we dance he must be a carm
After dancing to this song, one feels a sense of calm


Bad man at top big things to come
An influential figure is leading us towards major accomplishments


Set up the mics we come to perform
Preparing the microphones for our electrifying performance


Ring the alarm
Sound the warning


When the raggatons come to ring the alarm
When the catchy rhythms arrive to signal the start


Ring the alarm, ring the alarm, ring the alarm, ring the alarm, ring the alarm, ring the alarm, ring the alarm, ring the alarm, alarm, alarm, alarm, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la
Repeatedly sounding the warning, emphasizing its urgency


Ring the alarm
Sound the warning


Ring the alarm, alarm, alarm, alarm
Repeatedly sounding the warning, emphasizing its urgency


Ring the alarm, Ring the alarm
Sound the warning, repeat it again


Ring the alarm
Sound the warning




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