Downtown
Zodiac Lyrics


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Rumblin' on your mind
You've been wastin' time
Celebrate your inner state
Captive soul ain't playin' games
One lie won't crush your mind

Bright lights are shining
Big city diamonds
Where are you now?
Bright lights are shining
Big city diamonds
Can you feel it now?

We're going downtown where nobody knows your name
We're going downtown where nobody knows your name

Hookers and hustlers don't seem to care
‘Bout your simple life, it ain't fair
You ain't comin' home tonight
So long to your nine to five
Keep on walkin', make up your mind
Make up your mind

Bright lights are shining
Big city diamonds
Where are you now?
Bright lights are shining
Big city diamonds
Can you feel it now?

We're going downtown where nobody knows your name
We're going downtown where nobody knows your name
Nobody knows!





We're going downtown where nobody knows your name

Overall Meaning

In the song "Downtown" by Zodiac, the lyrics suggest a desire for escapism from the mundane everyday life. The song begins with "Rumblin' on your mind, you've been wastin' time" which implies a feeling of restlessness and dissatisfaction with one's current situation. The lyrics "Celebrate your inner state, captive soul ain't playin' games" could suggest the importance of self-reflection and finding a sense of freedom within oneself instead of seeking it externally. The next line, "One lie won't crush your mind" could refer to the notion that sometimes it's okay to tell a white lie to protect ourselves from the expectations of others.


As the song progresses, the lyrics "We're going downtown where nobody knows your name" suggest the desire to escape and be anonymous in a bustling urban environment. The idea of being in a place where nobody knows your name allows for a sense of freedom and adventure where one can escape their everyday routine. The line "Hookers and hustlers don't seem to care ‘bout your simple life, it ain't fair" implies an acknowledgement of the harsh realities of city living and the sometimes unfairness of life. However, the lyrics "Keep on walkin', make up your mind" suggest the importance of taking action to change one's situation instead of remaining stagnant.


Overall, "Downtown" by Zodiac is a song about the desire for freedom and escape from the mundane everyday life. The lyrics suggest the importance of self-reflection and taking action to make a change. The idea of going downtown where nobody knows your name provides a sense of excitement and adventure, while also acknowledging the harsh realities of the urban environment.


Line by Line Meaning

Rumblin' on your mind
Your thoughts are chaotic and disordered.


You've been wastin' time
You've been spending your time ineffectively, without purpose.


Celebrate your inner state
Embrace your emotional and mental state, no matter its condition.


Captive soul ain't playin' games
Your true self is not playing around or being insincere.


One lie won't crush your mind
A single untruth won't damage your mental or emotional state.


Bright lights are shining Big city diamonds Where are you now?
You are surrounded by the glitz and glamour of the big city, and you must ask yourself where you stand in it all.


Can you feel it now?
Are you able to sense and understand your surroundings?


We're going downtown where nobody knows your name
We will be heading to the bustling city centre where you can be anonymous and unrecognizable.


Hookers and hustlers don't seem to care ‘Bout your simple life, it ain't fair
The sex workers and criminals in the area don't take notice of your ordinary life, which seems unfair.


You ain't comin' home tonight So long to your nine to five
You won't be returning home tonight, and your regular day job is a thing of the past.


Keep on walkin', make up your mind Make up your mind
Keep moving forward and make a decision that you will stick to.


Nobody knows!
You are now completely unknown and unrecognized in this big city.




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