Arizona
pre)Thing Lyrics

Phenomenal.....Phenomenal
The singer is just repeating the word ‘phenomenal’ to express his feelings about something; the word is so positive that it just feels like an appropriate way to describe whatever he’s experiencing.

I'm thinking out here wondering about this
The singer is outside, contemplating something that’s on his mind that he can’t resolve by himself or without intervention.

I'm seeing seven or maybe six
The singer is seeing something with his own eyes, and is uncertain whether there are seven or six of these things.

I'm running out of all my gas
The singer is literally running out of gasoline in his vehicle, and is unable to continue his journey without stopping to refuel.

I'm living out here like I'm living first class
The singer is living somewhere that is remote, perhaps even desolate, but is living in a way that is enjoyable and luxurious regardless, much like someone flying first class on a plane.

I'm coming back for more Wondering what the hell were we fighting for? Haho-Haho
The singer is coming back into a situation where he was previously fighting with someone else or some entity, and is wondering about what the point of those fights really was.

I'm out here thinking about my friends (breath-breath breath-breath) I'm wondering if I should ever let them in again
The singer is thinking about his friends who he has perhaps pushed away or fallen out of touch with, and is wondering whether or not he should let them back into his life again.

I'm wondering if I've got something to do The rest was always up to You, you, you, you, you, you!
The singer is wondering if there's something else he should be doing, but the responsibility for the rest of the situation lies with someone else, and he's possibly directing this to some specific person or entity.

What the hell were we fighting for? 'Cause we're too much to see and be The rest was always up to me
The singer is again pondering the purpose of past fights, however, he is of the opinion that the reason they were fighting didn’t matter because they were both so uniquely individual and valuable, but he is still accepting responsibility for the outcome of the situation.

'Cause you want it 'Cause you need it 'Cause you got it 'Cause you think it 'Cause you want it 'Cause you are it 'Cause you are it 'Cause we are it….wowyaaaho
The singer is listing off reasons as to why ‘it’ is important, desirable, necessary, and confident of the idea that they all have it or are it, and the singer and the listener are all part of the collective unit that defines ‘it.'

It's only because of you It's only because of you It's only because of you that I'm gone
The singer is explaining that his departure from this situation is mainly because of the actions of someone else or some entity.

Woo-hoo Summertime friends Woo-hoo The way you're thinking Woo-hoo The goodtime Woo-hoo
The singer is celebrating the idea of ‘summertime friends,’ or people who come into your life during certain seasons, and the good times they have together even though they might not be around forever.

'Cause we want it 'Cause we need it 'Cause we got it 'Cause we are it 'Cause we found it 'Cause we have it 'Cause you liked it 'Cause you loved it 'Cause you got it 'Cause you want it 'Cause you found it 'Cause you love it 'Cause you are it 'Cause we are it 'Cause I am it 'Cause I am it 'Cause I am it
The singer is repeating the chorus from earlier, but this time giving different reasons based on the pronouns used for why ‘it’ is significant, demonstrating how they and their listener are united as they all think alike and want the same things.