"Believe Me Natalie"
The Killers Lyrics


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Believe me, Natalie
Listen Natalie
This is your last chance to find
A go-go dance to disco now
Please believe me, Natalie
Listen Natalie
This is your last chance to find
A go-go dance to disco now

Forget what they said in Soho
Leave the oh-no's out
And believe me, Natalie
Listen Natalie
This is your last chance

There is an old cliche
Under your Monet painting
Remember the arch of roses
Right above your couch
Forget what they said in Soho
Leave the oh-no's out
Yes, there is an old cliche
Under your Monet painting
You left the station now to the floor
With speculation, what was it for?
In that old hallway
Moses, why don't you say
You've been away for a long time

Believe me, Natalie
This is your last chance
To find a go-go
Forget what they said in Soho
And walk away
If my dreams for us can't get you through
Just one more day
It's alright by me

God help me somehow
There's no time for survival left
The time is now...




Cause this might be your last chance
To disco, oh-oh

Overall Meaning

In The Killers' song "Believe Me Natalie," the singer is attempting to convince a woman named Natalie to let loose and experience joy through dance. The song's opening lyrics, "Believe me, Natalie, listen Natalie, this is your last chance to find a go-go dance to disco now," highlight the singer's desperation to persuade Natalie to seize the moment and enjoy herself. He urges her to forget about the negativity she's heard about hanging out in Soho and to leave the "oh-no's" behind. He believes that it is Natalie's "last chance" to experience something special, and he is pleading with her to seize it.


The song continues by emphasizing that there is an "old cliche" beneath Natalie's Monet painting, which is a representation of the tired tropes and cliches that surround love and romance. The singer exclaims that Natalie has left a particular place and entered a new one, and he's waiting for her to discover what it has in store for her. He also references a mythical figure, Moses, who has been gone for a long time, indicating that Natalie has also been absent and has yet to discover what both the new locale and herself have to offer.


As the song progresses, the singer insists that this may be Natalie's "last chance" to experience the joy they both desire, and he highlights the urgency of the moment. He assures Natalie that, if nothing else, he'll be there and that it's "alright by me." The chorus of "Believe Me Natalie" becomes a declaration that the time is now and that there are no second chances. Overall, the song is a plea for Natalie to put aside her fears and "walk away" from her previous inhibitions and embrace the present moment by experiencing the joy and freedom that only dancing can bring.


Line by Line Meaning

Believe me, Natalie
The singer is pleading with Natalie to trust them.


Listen Natalie
The singer wants Natalie's full attention.


This is your last chance to find A go-go dance to disco now
This is the opportunity for Natalie to let loose and have fun before it's too late.


Forget what they said in Soho Leave the oh-no's out
Ignore the negative opinions and have a good time.


And believe me, Natalie
The artist is emphasizing the importance of trusting them.


There is an old cliche Under your Monet painting
There is a saying or idea that has been repeated many times and is being referenced in this situation.


Remember the arch of roses Right above your couch
Recall the beauty and romance that exists in life.


You left the station now to the floor With speculation, what was it for?
You took a risk and now you're dancing, but was it worth it?


In that old hallway Moses, why don't you say You've been away for a long time
The artist is addressing someone named Moses who has been absent for a while.


To find a go-go Forget what they said in Soho And walk away
Find a place to dance and forget the negativity, then move on.


If my dreams for us can't get you through Just one more day It's alright by me
If Natalie can't share the singer's dream, they will understand and accept it.


God help me somehow There's no time for survival left The time is now...
The artist is feeling a sense of urgency and desperation.


Cause this might be your last chance To disco, oh-oh
This is the moment to seize the opportunity to dance and have fun before it's too late.




Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: BRANDON FLOWERS, DAVE BRENT KEUNING, MARK AUGUST STOERMER, RONNIE JR. VANNUCCI

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