We’re Gonna Lose the Game Lyrics
Should’ve worked now, in the end
Oh, how the tables turn sometimes
I couldn’t find any rhymes
And how they turn their heads
And how they sing a song
Time to take my meds
And try to sing along
An ode to the mets
Everyone place your bets
We’re gonna lose the game
We’re gonna lose again
And look’s who’s here, a guy so buff
He came in talking a whole lotta bluff
You can go now, talk to the boy
The pretty bastard, who you enjoy
And how they turn thеir heads
And how they sing a song
Time to takе my meds
And try to sing along
An ode to the mets
Everyone place your bets
We’re gonna lose the game
We’re gonna lose again
About
“We’re Gonna Lose the Game” is a fast-paced track from 2190’s album “Brother, Go For it…and Fail!” It delves into the realization of a failing relationship and the disappointment that follows. With references to “Ode to the Mets” and “Ode to Barca,” symbolizing letdowns in love and football, the song resonates with themes of failed relationships and denial.
The lyrics depict the narrator’s struggle to accept the deteriorating state of his relationship. Despite being in denial, he acknowledges the loss of sparks between them. The song’s title adds irony, as the previous track hinted at winning the game of love, but now the narrator feels like he’s losing. References to “Ode to the Mets” by The Strokes and Football Club Barcelona emphasize the sense of disappointment, reflecting the narrator’s own experience. Overall, “We’re Gonna Lose the Game” captures the relatable journey of a failed relationship and the accompanying confusion and denial.
Q&A
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- 4.We’re Gonna Lose the Game
- 5.Bus Stops
- 6.Maybe, Baby