Ding Dong
Why Not Lyrics


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Gaining retrospect I feel
I feel like I could cry
With something left behind in the cold air
It hurts me all the time
I feel it in my vines
And I could never die with the concept
But it's ok, 'cause nothing really matters
It's seeping through my blood

And I forgot that god was somewhere else
He's begging me ""please don't go"";
To stay the night with him and get along
And get along

But I'm not going out tonight unless my baby's warm
But I'm not going out tonight unless my baby's warm
But I'm not going out tonight unless my baby's warm
But I'm not going out tonight

Really holding on so tight
To something I don't know
It seems to be the bestest of options - probably not
'Cause no one would have cared
So should I be afraid of the loss yet
I'm set baby

And I'm not going out tonight

But I'm not going out tonight unless my baby's warm




But I'm not going out tonight unless my baby's warm
But I'm not going out tonight

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to "Ding Dong" by Why Not convey a sense of introspection and emotional turmoil. The first verse expresses a feeling of nostalgia or regret, as the singer reflects on something they left behind in the past. This unresolved issue continues to cause them emotional pain, which they describe as feeling it in their vines (symbolically representing their inner being).


The concept of mortality is mentioned, suggesting that despite their suffering, they are still alive. However, the singer finds solace in the realization that ultimately, nothing really matters. This could be interpreted as a realization that the intensity of their pain is temporary and insignificant in the grand scheme of things. The phrase "it's seeping through my blood" implies that this feeling of hurt is deeply ingrained and not easily shaken off.


The second verse introduces religious imagery, with mention of God pleading for the singer not to leave. This could symbolize a struggle between faith and the desire to break free from the burdens that hold them back. The invitation to "stay the night with him and get along" suggests a longing for divine comfort and companionship.


However, the singer's priorities and loyalty lie with their significant other, as they state they won't go out tonight unless their baby is warm. This shows a commitment to ensuring the happiness and well-being of their loved one, prioritizing their relationship over any spiritual or personal conflicts.


The repetition of the phrase "But I'm not going out tonight unless my baby's warm" reinforces their devotion and unwillingness to compromise their partner's comfort. It implies a sense of protection and dedication, suggesting that their baby's warmth is essential for their own emotional well-being.


Overall, "Ding Dong" explores themes of regret, introspection, religious conflict, and the power of love and loyalty. It delves into the complexities of human emotions and the choices we make in order to find solace and happiness.


Line by Line Meaning

Gaining retrospect I feel
Looking back, I realize


I feel like I could cry
I am overwhelmed with emotion


With something left behind in the cold air
There is a lingering feeling of loss


It hurts me all the time
I am constantly in pain


I feel it in my vines
I sense it deep within me


And I could never die with the concept
The idea keeps me alive


But it's ok, 'cause nothing really matters
In the grand scheme, nothing is significant


It's seeping through my blood
It is permeating my being


And I forgot that god was somewhere else
I neglected the presence of a higher power


He's begging me "please don't go"
God pleads for me to stay


To stay the night with him and get along
To spend time and find common ground


But I'm not going out tonight unless my baby's warm
I will not leave unless my loved one is comfortable


Really holding on so tight
Clutching onto something fervently


To something I don't know
To an unknown entity


It seems to be the bestest of options - probably not
Though it appears favorable, it likely isn't


'Cause no one would have cared
Because no one would have been concerned


So should I be afraid of the loss yet
Should I fear the potential outcome?


I'm set baby
I am content, my dear




Lyrics © O/B/O DistroKid
Written by: Henry Breen, Isaac Dell, Joshua MacGregor

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