[Intro]                             [Verse 1] same chords When sky blue gets dark enough To see the colors of the city lights A trail of ruby red and diamond white Hits her like a sunrise [Bridge] She comes and goes and comes and goes Like no one can [Verse 2]               Tonight she’s out to lose herself And find a high on Peachtree Street From mixed drinks to techno beats it’s always Heavy into everything [Bridge 2] She comes and goes and comes and goes Like no one can She comes and goes and no one knows She’s slipping through my hands [Chorus] She’s always buzzing just like Neon neon    Neon neon    Who knows how long how long how long She can go before she burns away [Verse 3]               I can’t be her angel now You know it’s not my place to hold her down And it’s hard for me to take a stand When I would take her anyway I can [Bridge 3] She comes and goes and comes and goes Like no one can She comes and goes and no one knows She’s slipping through my hands     [Chorus] She’s always buzzing just like Neon neon    Neon neon    Who knows how long how long how long She can go before she burns away [Instrumental]                            ... [Bridge] She comes and goes and comes and goes Like no one can She comes and goes She’s slipping through my hands    [Chorus] She’s always buzzing just like Neon neon    Neon neon    Who knows how long how long how long She can go before she burns away [Outro]               Bb  C (Repeat)     

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À propos de la chanson

La chanson évoque l'éphémère beauté d'une femme qui navigue dans la vie nocturne, attirée par les lumières brillantes de la ville. Elle vit des moments intenses, à la recherche de sensations fortes tout en se dérobant entre les mains de ceux qui espèrent la retenir. L’artiste exprime une certaine impuissance face à son besoin de liberté, conscient que l’attachement peut être fragile. Les métaphores de couleurs vives comme le rouge rubis et le blanc diamante illustrent cette dualité entre la lumière et une possible auto-destruction, laissant planer une question sur la durée de cette existence scintillante.