Sambuca
The Wideboys Lyrics

W I D E (D E, D E, D E)
The song begins with the repetition of the word 'wide' with the letters 'D E' in between each letter. This is likely a reference to getting wide and loose, letting go and having a good time.

W I D E (D E, D E, D E, E)
The repetition of 'wide' continues, with an extra 'E' added to the end. The addition of the extra letter could represent the excitement and energy that comes with letting go and having a good time.

W I D E (D E, D E, D E)
Once again, the word 'wide' is repeated with the letters 'D E' in between each letter, emphasizing the importance of loosening up and having fun.

W I D E (D E, D E, D E boys, boys!)
The song ends with one final repetition of 'wide', but this time with the addition of 'boys'. This could be a call to action, encouraging others to let loose and have a good time as well.

When I saw you girl from across the room
The singer is describing a moment when they saw a girl they were interested in from afar.

You had your eyes on me I had my eyes on you
The singer and the girl were mutually attracted to each other and locked eyes.

We went to the bar for a sambucca,
The singer and the girl went to the bar to order a sambuca, a type of alcoholic shot.

You gave me your number and you took my number
At the bar, the girl and the singer exchanged phone numbers, indicating a desire to see each other again.

I say if you wanna surf with the good boys
The singer is saying that if someone wants to hang out with the 'good boys', they need to be ready to let go and have a good time.

They're gonna give it to ya like a real man should
The 'good boys' will show someone a good time, in a way that a 'real man' would.

Music arrest took it the trash to it took it to the rest contest
This line is more difficult to interpret, but it could be a reference to the power of music to hold people's attention and lift their spirits.

For me, the D E double N I S G
The letters in this line, 'D E double N I S G', could be a reference to the singer's name or a nickname. Without more context, it's difficult to say for certain.

Drink to drink to and ride it properly
The singer is encouraging everyone to drink responsibly and have a good time.

Some of them a call me Einstein
The singer is saying that some people call them 'Einstein', possibly because of their intelligence or wit.

I'm a lyrical dan, (yeah)
The singer is referring to their skills as a lyricist, using the nickname 'lyrical dan'. The 'yeah' adds emphasis and enthusiasm.

I'm a lyrical dan (you had your eyes on me I had my eyes on you, yeah)
The singer repeats their nickname, and adds in a reference to the moment they met the girl in the bar, again adding emphasis.

I'm a lyrical dan (you gave me your number, and you took my number)
The singer mentions the girl from the bar once again, referencing the exchange of phone numbers and hinting at a future connection.