Drnuk
berhana Lyrics

Drunk in Tokyo, I do not know the language, nor how I know your name
Being intoxicated in Tokyo, the singer has no knowledge of the local language or how they became acquainted with the person they are addressing.

Just slipped past the guards and in past this godless garden, it's all the same
The singer describes a rebellious act of sneaking into a forbidden space.

Seven, seven, all the same, tweak until she tell me she
The singer repeats a phrase, seemingly referring to some form of intoxication, until the person they are addressing indicates their consent.

Drunk in Tokyo with no place to go, don't know how she know me
The artist finds themselves stranded in a foreign city while also being unsure of how the other person recognizes them.

I swear I seen you dance (I swear I seen you dance)
The artist is reaffirming their perception of the other person's dance ability.

Was it in Paris, France (my lovely, dark romance)
The singer recalls a previous encounter in Paris, which they describe with romantic language.

Come towards the water babe (run to the waves of gold)
The singer invites the other person to join them at the ocean, using poetic imagery.

And then it's all on me (I thought I'd let you know, oh)
The artist takes responsibility for the outcome of their actions and expresses a desire to communicate this to the other person.

High in Tokyo, my head is so low, these police don't play no games
The artist is inebriated and feeling low while also being wary of the strict law enforcement in Tokyo.

Just did my first show, I saw you front row, don't know how I know your name
The artist recently performed and noticed the person in the front row, yet is still unsure of how they know each other.

'Scuse me if it's rude to say, smiled and then she told me she
The singer apologizes for potentially being impolite before the other person indicates their willingness to continue.

High in Tokyo, her life in slow-mo, don't know how she knows me
The artist observes that the other person is also under the influence and seems to recognize them, but the artist is still uncertain how this is possible.

I was made to ride for you, I would die for you, it's (yours)
The singer expresses a strong devotion to the other person, indicating their willingness to sacrifice themselves for them.

I was made to ride for you, I would die for you, it's (don't you know that it's yours, babe?)
The singer emphasizes the depth of their commitment, suggesting that the other person should recognize their importance.

I was made to ride for you, I would die for you, it's (don't you know that it's yours, babe?)
The singer repeats their declaration of love and devotion, imploring the other person to understand their feelings.

I was made to ride for you, I would die for you, (it's yours)
The artist concludes their sentiment by reiterating that they are completely devoted to the other person.