In "Sequel," Fly By Midnight turns a single night into a craving that refuses to fade. The dimmed Edison bulb and the taste of raspberry lime make the memory feel physical, while the fear of loss sharpens every plea to see each other again. The premiere metaphor frames the encounter as an opening act that demands continuation, and the outro's wish to stop, wander, and be pulled under asks for the same moment to loop forever. It is a hunger for repetition, for one more beginning before the end.
Sequel Lyrics by Fly By Midnight
Edison bulb
On a dimmer
I’m tasting your lips
Like it’s dinner
Raspberry lime, how I crave it
The thought of you gone
Fucking hate it
I wanna see you again
I wanna see you again
I never want it to end
I wanna see you again
Ah, ah, ah, ah, ah
Wrapped round your leg
‘Cause I’m begging
You’re all that I want
Don’t forget it
I wanna see you again
I wanna see you again
I never want it to end
I wanna see you again
I wanna see you again
I wanna see you again
I never want it to end
I wanna see you again
Ah, ah, ah, ah, ah
What a premiere
Needs a sequel
Who would agree
Lots of people
I need to see you again (I need to see you again)
I need to see you again (I need to see you again)
I never want it to end
I need to see you again (I need to see you again)
I need to see you again (I need to see you again)
I need to see you again (I need to see you again)
I never want it to end
I need to see you again (I need to see you again)
This time, stop and wander
This time, take it in
Next time, pull me under
Back to where the end begins
This time, stop and wander
This time, take it in
Next time, pull me under
Back to where the end begins
