Pleasure Chasers Lyrics – Vintage Culture Ganlyrics

[Intro]
Wow

[Verse 1]
Hear the evening call fell it in your bones
Take another drag and let it fill your lungs
Heartbeat like a drum, poison on your tongue
Body going strong but face is turning numb

[Pre-Chorus]
Don’t fell like thinking twice
What good is bad advice?

How could I be a lowlife when I’m so fu*king high?
Drowning out the noise but only in my mind
We’ll be fine ’cause we’re all just pleasure

[Chorus]
Chasers, and it’s our nature
Hitting every tastebud
Down right to our navels, favorite
Flavor, innocent and faded
While we’re still awake, let’s
Rave and worry later, baby

[Verse 2]
Dancing in a trance, I give it all I got
Nothings build to last, so I take another shot
Maybe if I crash, burn out on the spot
You can snort my ashes and dance until you drop

[Pre-Chorus]
I down out all the noise, but only in my mind
We’ll be fine ’cause we’re all just pleasure

[Chorus]
Chasers, and it’s our nature
Hitting every tastebud

Down right to our navels, favorite
Flavor, innocent and faded
While we’re still awake, let’s
Rave and worry later, baby

[Verse 1]
The first verse paints a picture of indulgence and escapism. “Hear the evening call” suggests the allure of nightlife, enticing the listener to succumb to its temptations. “Take another drag” implies consuming substances to numb oneself from reality. The juxtaposition of a strong body with a numb face highlights the physical toll of seeking pleasure.

[Pre-Chorus]
This section delves into the internal conflict of embracing hedonism despite knowing its consequences. “Don’t feel like thinking twice” reflects a disregard for caution or self-restraint. The questioning of “What good is bad advice?” suggests a skepticism towards societal norms. Feeling elevated (“high”) contradicts the notion of being a “lowlife,” hinting at a defiance against judgment.

[Chorus]
The chorus celebrates hedonistic tendencies as inherent to human nature. “Chasers” refers to those who pursue pleasure relentlessly. Indulging every sensation, from taste to touch, embodies the essence of pleasure-seeking. The invitation to “Rave and worry later” encapsulates the carefree attitude of living in the moment and deferring responsibilities.

[Verse 2]
This verse delves deeper into the hedonistic experience, portraying a state of abandonment and recklessness. “Dancing in a trance” suggests losing oneself in the moment, giving everything without reservation. The acknowledgment that “Nothings build to last” reflects a nihilistic outlook, leading to a cycle of seeking fleeting highs.

[Pre-Chorus]
It reiterates the idea of drowning out external concerns and consequences, emphasizing the internal justification for pleasure-seeking. Despite the chaos (“noise”), finding solace within one’s mind underscores the acceptance of hedonism as a personal choice.

[Chorus]
The final chorus reinforces the theme of pleasure as a fundamental aspect of human existence. “Chasers” embraces the pursuit of pleasure as part of our nature. From sensory delights to visceral experiences, each moment is savored without inhibition. The call to “Rave and worry later” encapsulates the ethos of living in the present and reveling in hedonism.

1. “Hear the evening call fell it in your bones”
This phrase suggests a deep connection with the night, where the call of the evening is so profound that it’s felt at a visceral level, resonating within one’s bones. It paints a picture of being drawn into the allure of the night, perhaps suggesting a longing for excitement or escape.

2. “Don’t feel like thinking twice”
This line reflects a sense of spontaneity and recklessness, indicating a reluctance to pause and consider the consequences of one’s actions. It encapsulates the mindset of living in the moment without hesitation or second-guessing, embracing impulses and desires without restraint.

3. “We’re all just pleasure chasers”
This phrase acknowledges the universal human pursuit of pleasure and gratification. It implies that seeking enjoyment and satisfaction is inherent to human nature, transcending individual differences or circumstances. It normalizes the desire for pleasure, suggesting it’s a fundamental aspect of being human.

4. “Dancing in a trance, I give it all I got”
This line evokes a sense of abandon and surrender to the moment, where the speaker fully immerses themselves in the experience. It portrays a state of ecstasy or euphoria, where inhibitions are cast aside, and the individual gives themselves entirely to the music and the moment.

5. “Rave and worry later, baby”
This phrase encapsulates a carefree attitude towards life, emphasizing the importance of enjoying the present moment without being burdened by concerns or anxieties about the future. It suggests prioritizing pleasure and enjoyment over worries or responsibilities, embracing spontaneity and living life to the fullest.