A night by the lake turns into a blur of drinks, woods, and second thoughts.
A night by the lake turns into a blur of drinks, woods, and second thoughts.
Z.TAO keeps the tension in the details, like leaving the car or setting something off with one touch.
The bilingual shift in the later verses adds a layer of intimacy without over-explaining.
A night by the lake turns into a blur of drinks, woods, and second thoughts.
Maybe this is reckless and stupid
Z.TAO keeps the tension in the details, like leaving the car or setting something off with one touch. The bilingual shift in the later verses adds a layer of intimacy without over-explaining.
The phrase 'Maybe this is reckless and stupid' captures the mood. It's a moment of clarity in the haze, repeated as the night spirals. The song doesn't dwell on regret, just lets the possibility hang there.
That admission cuts through the party noise. It's the kind of thing you say out loud when you know you're already in too deep.
The way 'could be too much' repeats feels like a mantra for the whole night. It's a simple hook that sticks after the track ends.
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Pick up my call
We're not going nowhere too far
Party down by the lake that's all
One more drink and I'm seeing stars
My house ain't far
Would you mind if we left the car
Take a trip through the woods get lost
One more drink and regret it all
I don't really know what I'm doing
Maybe this is reckless and stupid
We can get it back once we lose it
Only doing it if it feels right
It could be too much could be too much could be too much
If we cross the line
Could be too much could be too much could be too much
If we cross the line
And I know when I'm sober then I'll be thinking why
Could be too much could be too much could be too much
If we cross the line
This can't be wrong
Pressure building won't hold for long
Here right now we can prove them wrong
One more touch we can set it off
The deeper we go inside the wood the more I get so damn lost
You told me I had way too much it's not the right time for us
I don't really know what I'm doing
Maybe this is reckless and stupid
We can get it back once we lose it
Only doing it if it feels right
It could be too much could be too much could be too much
If we cross the line
Could be too much could be too much could be too much
If we cross the line
And I know when I'm sober then I'll be thinking why
Could be too much could be too much could be too much
If we cross the line
wǒ xǐhuān nǐ kàojìn wǒ shíhòu de fǎ xiāng
chuānzhuó shuìyī guāiguāi tǎng zài shāfā shàng
YOUNGKINGYOUNGBOSS de logo rúcǐ shǎn liàng
dàoyìng zài miànqián de zì zhèng shì wǒ de múyàng
fàngxià yīqiè duì wǒ de huáiyí
ràng wǒ lái cúnfàng nǐ de lèi dī
nǐ huì suízhe wǒ nèixīn de zhēnzhì
yī diǎn yī diǎn fàngxià duì wǒ de fángbèi
It's holiday
Red wine jiāo bēi shí nǐ yǎnshén de àimèi
One more shots nǐ shuō nǐ hái xiǎng zài hè yībēi
zài fángjiān lǐ mǒ diào kitchen shàng de yīqiè wùpǐn
suíxīnsuǒyù zhídào wǒmen shúshuì
yángguāng tòuguò shā lián fǎnshè zài nǐ de zuǒ liǎn
xīndòng jiù zài cǐkè
rìguāng de wēnnuǎn jiǎo yuè duōme hánlěng
zhì sǐ bù yú de péibàn
nǐ shì wǒ de supermodel
If it feels right
It could be too much could be too much could be too much
If we cross the line
Could be too much could be too much could be too much
If we cross the line
And I know when I'm sober then I'll be thinking why
Could be too much could be too much could be too much
If we cross the line
A night by the lake turns into a blur of drinks, woods, and second thoughts. Z.TAO keeps the tension in the details, like leaving the car or setting something off with one touch. The bilingual shift in the later verses adds a layer of intimacy without over-explaining.
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