Hit And Run
Victory Lyrics


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It's two A.M. and the last call's passed
Taking tonight like it might be my last
There you are looking young and unattached
Looks like you'll be my one-night match

I strike at random
Don't care how I land 'em
Gotta hit and run
I dive in quick
I'm your wayward son
I'm just out for kicks

I'll use every line in the how-to-book
Gonna get you baby by hook or by crook
Dr. Ruth told me what it's all about
Gotta live it up before I check out

I strike at random
Don't care how I land 'em

Gotta hit and run
I dive in quick
I'm your wayward son
I'm just out for kicks

That's why I hit and run
I'm in and out quick
I'm your prodigal son
I'm just out for kicks
Gotta hit and run

I'm gonna hit and run
I dive in quick
I'm your wayward son
I'm just out for kicks

That's why I hit and run
I'm in and out quick
I'm your long-lost son
I'm just out for kicks

That's why I hit and run
I dive in quick
I'm your wayward son
I'm just out for kicks

Gotta hit and run
I cannot quit
I'm your prodigalson




I'm just out for kicks
Gotta hit and run

Overall Meaning

The song "Hit and Run" by Victory is about living life to the fullest and not holding back. The singer is out on the town at 2 a.m. and looking for a good time. He sees a young, unattached woman and decides that he wants to spend the night with her. He doesn't care how he lands her, and uses every line in the how-to-book to do so. He's not looking for a long-term relationship, but rather a one-night stand. The singer is portrayed as a wayward son who is just out for kicks and not interested in settling down.


The chorus "Gotta hit and run" is repeated multiple times throughout the song, emphasizing the singer's desire to live life on his own terms and not be tied down. He's diving in quick and out just as fast because he doesn't want to get attached or caught up in a serious relationship. He's living in the moment and enjoying life while he still can. The mention of Dr. Ruth, a famous sex therapist, further emphasizes the theme of sex and living life to the fullest.


Overall, "Hit and Run" is an upbeat and energetic rock song that encourages listeners to let loose and have fun. The singer is a rebellious and carefree character who embodies the spirit of rock and roll.


Line by Line Meaning

It's two A.M. and the last call's passed
It's late night and the final drinks have been served


Taking tonight like it might be my last
Approaching tonight as if it's my last chance to have fun


There you are looking young and unattached
You're there, appearing youthful and single


Looks like you'll be my one-night match
Seems like you're the perfect partner for a one-night stand


I strike at random
I make my moves without a set plan


Don't care how I land 'em
I don't care about the consequences of my actions


Gotta hit and run
I need to quickly engage in the hookup and then leave


I dive in quick
I move fast to initiate the hookup


I'm your wayward son
I am a reckless and independent individual


I'm just out for kicks
I'm seeking pleasure without any real intention of a meaningful relationship


I'll use every line in the how-to-book
I'll try every trick in the book to seduce my partner


Gonna get you baby by hook or by crook
I am determined to hook up with my partner by any means necessary


Dr. Ruth told me what it's all about
I've learned about hooking up from the famous sex therapist Dr. Ruth


Gotta live it up before I check out
I have to enjoy life to the fullest before I die


I'm your prodigal son
I am your lost or wayward son who has returned for a short time


That's why I hit and run
That's why I engage in hookups quickly and leave without attachments


I'm in and out quick
I move fast in and out of interpersonal relationships


I'm your long-lost son
I am like a child who has been away for a long time and seeks attention


I cannot quit
I am addicted to the rush of hooking up with strangers




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