Six Feet Under The Stars (ATL’s Version) All Time Low
"Six Feet Under The Stars" by All Time Low, released in 2006, is a pop-punk anthem that explores themes of youthful love, mortality, and living in the moment. The lyrics convey a sense of urgency and the desire to embrace life and love despite its fleeting nature. Musically, the song features catchy hooks, upbeat guitar riffs, and an energetic rhythm typical of the genre. Its relatable themes and infectious sound contributed to the band's popularity, resonating with a generation grappling with the complexities of growing up. #Rock
[Verse 1]
Time to lay claim to the evidence
Fingerprints sold me out
But our footprints washed away from the docks downtown
It's been getting late for days
And I think myself deserving of a little time off
We can kick it, hang for hours
And just mouth off about the world
And how we know it's going straight to hell
[Pre-Chorus]
Pass me another bottle, honey
The Jager's so sweet
But if it keeps you around then I'm down
[Chorus]
Meet me on Thames Street
I'll take you out though I'm hardly worth your time
In the cold you look so fierce, but I'm warm enough
Because the tension's like a fire
We'll hit South Broadway in a matter of minutes
And like a bad movie, I'll drop a line
Fall in the grave I've been digging myself
But there's room for two
Six feet under the stars
