Feel Good Inc.
We the Kings Lyrics

Feel good
The repeated phrase 'Feel Good' expresses the idea of finding happiness and positivity, which is the underlying theme of the song.

City's breaking down on a camel's back
This line is a metaphor for a society that is struggling and uncertain, as represented by the image of a camel that is overloaded and unable to move forward.

They just have to go 'cause they don't know whack
This line suggests that society is unable to progress because people don't know what is holding them back.

And all you fill the streets it's appealing to see
The lines suggest that society is made up of individuals who are enjoying themselves and live life at their own pace, despite the struggles in the city.

They won't get out the county, 'cause they're bad and free
This line suggests that people in society are bad and are not able to leave the city because they do not know what the best decisions are.

We've got a new horizon, it's ephemeral style
This line suggests that there is a new and exciting future ahead for the city, but it is still unknown and uncertain.

A melancholy town where we never smile
The line suggests that despite the exciting future, the city remains melancholic and the people are not happy.

And all I wanna hear is the message beep
The lines suggest that the artist is longing for something new or exciting, represented in the 'message beep' that represents a new opportunity.

My dreams, they've got to kiss, 'cause I don't get sleep, no
The line suggests that the artist is not able to sleep at night because of the desire for a better future, represented by his dreams.

Windmill, windmill for the land
The 'windmill' represents the efforts of individuals to make progress, which is necessary for the society to improve.

Turn forever hand in hand
This line suggests that this effort requires collaboration and unity among people to achieve progress.

Take it all in on your stride
The line suggests that people should be prepared to accept any setbacks as they move forward in their efforts to improve society.

It is sinking, falling down
The lines suggest that the city is in a state of decline and is deteriorating rapidly.

Love forever, love is free
The lines express the idea that love is a powerful force that transcends differences and is one of the necessary factors for improving society.

Let's turn forever you and me
This line suggests that people should work together to make progress and improve society, in a way that they can sustain over time.

Is everybody in?
This line implies that anyone who wants to make progress and improve society should join the collaborative effort.

Laughing gas these hazmats and fast cats
The lines suggest that people are racing forward without regard for the consequences, as represented by the metaphor of fast cats and hazardous materials.

We lining them up-a like ass cracks
The line suggests that society is always in a rush and is not taking the time to do things carefully or properly.

Lay these ponies at the track
This line refers to the practice of betting on horse races, and suggests that this mentality is pervasive in society and is contributing to its decline.

It's my white chocolate attack
The line suggests that the artist is bringing a new and exciting approach to making progress, which is represented by the metaphor of a chocolate attack.

Shit, I'm stepping in the heart of this here
The line suggests that the artist is boldly moving forward to make progress, even though the city is in decline and it is uncertain whether they will succeed.

Care bear bumping in the heart of this here
The line suggests that despite the challenges, the artist is maintaining a positive attitude and is determined to improve society.

Now watch the way I gravitate
The line suggests that the singer is focused on making progress and is moving forward intentionally, attracting others to join the effort.

Yo, it's ghost town
The line suggests that the city has been abandoned and is desolate, without much hope for the future.

This motown
The line refers to the city of Detroit, which was once a hub of Motown music but is now in a state of decline.

With yo sound
The line suggests that the singer is bringing a new sound to the city, in an effort to revive it.

You're in the place
The line suggests that the singer has arrived in the city and is ready to make progress and improve society.

You gonna bite the dust
The line suggests that anyone who opposes progress or who is resistant to change will fail and be left behind.

Can't fight with us
The line suggests that the collaborative effort to improve society is too powerful for anyone to resist or fight against.

'Cause Bradenton is in the place
This line refers to the singer's hometown, and suggests that they are proud to represent it and bring their energy and ideas to the city.

So don't stop, get it, get it
The line suggests that people should continue to work hard and make progress, without allowing any setbacks or obstacles to hold them back.

Until you're Jet Ahead
The line suggests that people should work hard and make sacrifices to achieve their goals, much like a jet taking off and reaching great heights.

One, two, three, four
The line counts out the beat and rhythm of the song, providing structure and timing to the lyrics.

We the kings all up in this
The line refers to the band name, and suggests that the band is fully engaged in the collaborative effort to make progress and improve society.

Steady, watch me levitate
The line suggests that the singer is able to rise above the challenges and struggles of the society and is able to make progress through their own efforts and energy.

Ha ha ha ha
The repeated laughter at the end of each verse is used to express joy and positivity, reinforcing the underlying message of the song to 'Feel Good' and keep working hard to make progress.