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Feeling low, I need some time to think.
A reflective and explicit song about seeking solace at the zoo amidst nightlife chaos, featuring Scott Michael Foster from Crazy Ex-Girlfriend.
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Key Takeaways
- The zoo symbolizes a peaceful refuge from emotional turmoil and nightlife chaos.
- Despite external distractions, internal struggles persist.
- Personal connections, even with animals and night guards, provide comfort.
- Escapism can be found in unconventional places beyond typical social scenes.
- The song blends explicit, raw emotion with a unique setting for reflection.
What the video covers
- The narrator feels low and overwhelmed, turning to nightlife and partying to cope.
- Despite distractions like clubs and women, the narrator finds something missing inside.
- He repeatedly visits the zoo as a place of relaxation and emotional refuge.
- The narrator connects with animals, especially monkeys, kangaroos, cheetahs, and pandas.
- He has a friendly relationship with the zoo's night guard named Ron.
- The zoo serves as a better escape than the chaotic nightlife and relationships.
- When the zoo isn't enough, the narrator tries the aquarium but is kicked out.
- Ultimately, he returns to the zoo as his preferred place for peace and reflection.
- The song features explicit language and themes of emotional struggle and escapism.
- Scott Michael Foster from Crazy Ex-Girlfriend is featured in the track.
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By myself, I pour another drink.
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So many thoughts keep running through my head.
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I can't stay here, I hit the club instead.
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I'm popping bottles just to clear my mind.
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Bitches up on me and they looking fine.
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We doing lines, they wanna go all night.
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But deep inside there's something still ain't right.
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So then,
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I go to the zoo.
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Just kinda wander around the zoo.
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I look at the monkeys.
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Their eyes look like my eyes.
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It's so relaxing at the zoo.
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Saying what's up to kangaroos.
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My boys awake 'cause they nocturnal.
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I really, really like the zoo.
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Next night I got this bitch up in my Rari.
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We drinking crisp, we eating calamari.
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She trying to give me neck, this life insane.
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But there's only one thing that can ease my pain.
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I tell her, get the fuck out, then I go to the zoo in San Diego.
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It's really such a better zoo.
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My favorite's probably the cheetahs.
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But I ain't fucking with no zebra.
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I know the night guard at the zoo.
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His name is Ron, my man's legit.
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He knows that I love Panda Canyon.
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Sometimes he lets me bottle feed the cub.
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Man.
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When's it gonna stop?
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When's it gonna end?
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Sometimes even the zoo isn't enough.
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So then,
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I go to the aquarium.
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It's like a zoo for fishes.
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I know the night guard there too.
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Wait, what the fuck happened to Susan?
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He kicks me out, here's what I do.
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I take my ass back to the zoo.
Topics:zoonightlifeescapismemotional struggleScott Michael FosterCrazy Ex-Girlfriendexplicit songreflectionanimal connectionSan Diego zoo
