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johnny johnny Lyrics

On The West End
Starting off with a reference to the location they are situated in, which sets the tone for the rest of the song.

Stay here for the view with my best friends
The singer is expressing his desire to enjoy the view of the West End with his closest friends, indicating that staying around these people is important to him.

This ain't nothing new on the Best Side
This line implies that the lifestyle and atmosphere in the Best Side, West End is a part of their daily routine, and it's not anything new or extraordinary.

West Side 'til we die
The singer is committed to the West Side lifestyle, and he plans on living this way until the day he passes on.

Saying 'til we die
Reiterating, but in a different way, his earlier statement that he will be a West Side person until the very end.

Beach blonde, Find me at the beachfront
The singer is referring to his appearance, and how he loves to spend his time at the beachfront, possibly indicating that he is a laid back person.

Sweet kissing my baby who won't stay long
The singer is enjoying a sweet moment with his loved one, but acknowledging that it may be temporary and won't last forever.

I get lost in your eyes, so I lose track of time
The singer is so drawn to his lover that he loses track of time and is absorbed only in the moment, showing how much he is attracted to them.

For a minute, yeah
This line acts as a break in the rhythm and may indicate a pause in the music to intensify the moment between the two lovers.

This sun be smiling back at me 'cos
The singer is acknowledging the beauty of the weather, which may reflect the happiness and good times they are experiencing.

We something like young, wild, and free love
This line is an expression of how their love is not restricted by the norms of society and that they are free to feel and express themselves as they desire.

We're just having fun
The singer is describing the lighthearted and carefree nature of their relationship and how they are enjoying life together.

And we don't care who sees
Their love is a feeling that transcends the need for societal validation; they are happy and in love, and that is enough for them.

Tell me
This line is indicating that the singer is seeking affirmation for his relationship and seeking to share his happiness with someone else.

Are you with me on the West End
The singer is asking whoever is listening to the song if they are with them on the West End and are supportive of their lifestyle.

I'm falling hard for you like we're destined
The singer is acknowledging that his feelings for his lover are intense, and he feels like their love was meant to happen.

No this ain't nothing new on the Best Side
Similar to earlier in the song, the singer is reiterating that the atmosphere of the Best Side is not foreign to them and is a regular part of their lives.

Saying 'til we die
Reiterating once again that their West Side lifestyle is a permanent aspect of their lives and defines who they are.

I fell for you way back in July
The singer is reminiscing about the time when they first fell in love, indicating that their love has been existing for quite some time.

'Cos having you was feeling too right
The singer is expressing how natural it felt to be around his lover, and how they have an unspoken connection that goes beyond words.

You got my recipe
The singer is talking about how their lover knows them so well that they understand their emotional recipe, or how to make them happy.

You can see through me like it's meant to be, yeah
The singer is expressing how his lover understands him in every way possible, as if it was destined to happen that they were together.

I thought I knew you better tonight
The singer is talking about how despite knowing his lover for a long time, he is still discovering new things about them each day, indicating that they are still growing together.

It's feeling new when under moonlight
The singer is expressing how the same things felt exciting and fresh when the moonlight shines on them, indicating how different perspective and feelings can offer a new experience.

You get the best of me
The singer is referring to how his lover brings out the best in him, making him a better person altogether.

Even when you're gone, I know you're testing me yeah
The singer is acknowledging that despite their lover being away, they still feel connected and are being tested by the feeling of longing and missing them.

Down by the bay
This line is introducing a new setting, indicating that the scene is shifting, and they are moving away from the West End to the bay.

The end of May, woah
The line acts as a time reference, and the singer is likely talking about a specific time in May when they were at the bay.

We never changed, we're never getting old
The singer is expressing that despite everything that is happening in their lives, their love remains constant, and nothing can get old between them.

When everything just stayed the same
The singer is indicating how their love and feelings were unchanged even though the world around them was ever-changing.

We can try bringing it back
The singer is talking about revisiting the memories they have created and reliving them, perhaps trying to relive the moments they shared on the bay.

Bring us by the bay
The singer is referring to how he wants to revisit the bay with his loved one and relive the moments they have spent at the same place before.

Are you with me on the West End
Similar to earlier in the song, the singer is seeking affirmation and is asking whoever is listening to the song if they are with them on the West End.

Stay here for the view with my best friends
The singer is indicating that he wants to stay at the West End with his friends to enjoy the view and the atmosphere.

This ain't nothing new on the Best Side
The singer is reminding the listener that the Best Side lifestyle is not new to them and is a regular part of their lives.

West Side 'til we die
The singer is reiterating that their West Side lifestyle will be a part of them until their very end.

On the West End
The singer is indicating that the song is coming to an end, and they are back where they started, emphasizing the significance of the West End in their lives.

I'm falling hard for you like we're destined
The singer is reiterating that he is deeply in love with his lover, and it feels as if it was meant to be this way.

No this ain't nothing new on the Best Side
Another reminder that West Side living is not unfamiliar to the singer and is an integral part of their lives.

West Side 'til we die
Reiterating one last time that the West Side lifestyle is a permanent part of the singer's life.

Saying 'til we die
A final reiteration of the singer's commitment to the West Side until his dying day.