Charli XCX
I think about it all the time lyrics
- Language
- English
- Level
- Beginner
- Released
- 2024
- Genre
- Pop
- Length
- 2:16
I think about it all the time
That I might run out of time
But I finally met my baby
And a baby might be mine
'Cause maybe one day I might
If I don't run out of time
Would it give my life a new purpose? (Mm)
I was walking around in Stockholm
Seriously thinking 'bout my future for the first time
It was ice-cold, playing demos on my iPhone
I went to my friend's place, and I met their baby for the first time
How sublime
What a joy, oh my, oh my
Standing there
Same old clothes she wore before holding her child, yeah
She's a radiant mother, and he's a beautiful father
And now they both know these things that I don't
I think about it all the time
That I might run out of time
But I finally met my baby
And a baby might be mine
'Cause maybe one day I might
If I don't run out of time
Would it make me miss all my freedom?
I think about it all the time
I-I think about it all the time
That I might run out of time
But I finally met my baby
And a baby might be mine
'Cause maybe one day I might
If I don't run out of time
Would it give my life a new purpose?
I think about it all the time
Mm, mm-mm, mm-mm
Mm-mm, mm-mm
Mm-mm, mm-mm
Mm-mm, mm-mm
And they're exactly the same, but they're different now
And I'm so scared I'm missin' out on something
So, we had a conversation on the way home
Should I stop my birth control?
'Cause my career feels so small in the existential scheme of it all
Mm, mm-mm, mm-mm
Mm-mm, mm-mm
Mm-mm, mm-mm
Mm-mm, mm-mm
I think about it all the time
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Key vocabulary
- about
- concerningA1
- around
- in a circular areaA1
- baby
- very young childA1
- beautiful
- very attractiveA1
- career
- working lifeA1
- cause
- make happenA2
- life
- time you liveA1
- maybe
- perhapsA1
- new
- not old; recentA1
- old
- not newA1
About this song
Charli XCX is an English pop and hyperpop artist, born in 1992 in Essex, and known for writing and producing much of her own material as well as collaborating across mainstream and underground dance scenes. She is particularly associated with early breakthrough singles like "I Love It" and later left-field work such as the hyperpop-leaning Vroom Vroom era and the 2024 album BRAT.