All Alone Lyrics – Rasta Ganlyrics

All Alone Lyrics Meaning

[Uvod]
The opening part of the song expresses a sense of excitement and freedom. The artist repeats the phrase “Wi a run out a town,” which means they’re leaving the town or escaping from somewhere, signaling a shift in the mood, as if ready to enjoy something new or different.

[Refren]
In the chorus, the artist is telling the girl not to call him because he’s not interested in her anymore. He’s heading out to a party, where he knows she wants to be too, but he’s better off going alone. The repetition of “Wi a run out a town” indicates a desire for freedom and fun without any emotional attachment. It shows the artist’s decision to enjoy himself, leaving behind the complications of a relationship, especially one that seems unimportant.

[Post-Refren]
Here, the artist points out that the girl isn’t interested in real love but only in money. She doesn’t value emotions or deep connection, just material things. He notices how she laughs at his jokes, but she’s not ready to embrace him with true affection, suggesting her cold and disinterested attitude toward anything genuine.

[Strofa 1]
In the first verse, the artist describes the girl as someone who doesn’t care for real love but is focused on money. She’s not interested in anything that doesn’t bring fun or luxury. She prefers flashy things like expensive cars and doesn’t want to deal with poverty. She’s always on edge, looking for trouble, and when she’s in the club, everyone notices her, wanting a chance with her. This shows her shallow and materialistic nature.

[Refren]
The chorus repeats again, reinforcing the artist’s decision to go out and have fun without the girl. It emphasizes that he doesn’t want to be tied down to someone who isn’t genuine, especially when he knows that being alone at the party would be a better choice. The carefree vibe of going out solo and avoiding drama is highlighted.

[Strofa 2]
In the second verse, the artist criticizes the girl further. She wants money, not love, and is always rushing around. He sees her as someone who’s more aligned with bad influences, symbolized by the devil. He advises keeping a level head and protecting one’s money around her. She continues to be tense and confrontational, and in the club, she’s still the center of attention. The verse highlights her negative traits and how she attracts trouble.

[Refren]
The chorus returns once again, repeating the idea that the artist is better off on his own. He’s made up his mind that the girl isn’t worth his time, and he would rather go out and enjoy the party by himself, where there’s no pressure or emotional baggage. The freedom of being alone in the party atmosphere feels like the best choice.

[Post-Refren]
The final post-chorus reinforces the same theme about the girl’s shallow interest. She doesn’t care about real love, only money, and the artist points out that her feelings are based purely on what she can gain. He knows she doesn’t truly care for him and is only amused by his presence but never offers anything real in return. The repetition of this idea stresses her lack of emotional investment and her coldness toward meaningful connection.