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Artist/Band: 54-40
Lyrics for Song: Take Me Out
Lyrics for Album: Goodbye Flatland [2003]



Seeing the train roll away, I'm going out of my head here

All this singing, all this ringing, makes me want to say

Take me out, take me out of this life, take me out of this hole

Take me out tonight



Always looking out, I know what I know what I'm supposed to see

But too many days and too many ways of waiting for a taste

Take me out, take me out of this life, take me out of this hole

Take me out, take me out tonight



Don't you forget me, even when there's nothing left

Don't you forget me, in and out of love, take me out



Always looking out there, hoping to find something better somewhere

And I'm looking high and I'm looking on, I see a river I want on

Take me out, take me out of this life, take me out baby

Take me out tonight, you were the one to explain things

You were the one that paints me I am caught in a prison waiting for release



Don't you forget me even when there's nothin' left

Don't you forget me, in and out of love, take me out

Take me out of this life, take me out baby, take me out tonight


Take Me Out

Take Me Out stands as a defining track from 54-40's 2003 album Goodbye Flatland, capturing the band's signature blend of indie rock and melodic sensibility. Emerging during a fertile period for English alternative music, the recording showcases the group's ability to craft emotionally resonant songs that balance introspective lyrics with driving instrumentation. As part of a cohesive body of work that includes tracks like Broken Girl, the song reflects the band's commitment to exploring personal narratives within a broader sonic landscape. The track remains a testament to their early career output, offering listeners a glimpse into the creative energy that characterized their mid-2000s discography. Its enduring appeal lies in its authentic delivery and the way it encapsulates the spirit of the era's independent music scene.


Album Lyrics: Goodbye Flatland [2003]


54-40
"Goodbye Flatland [2003]"


1. Animal In Pain
2. Broken Girl
3. Giants
4. Goodbye Flatland
5. Not Enough To Make You Happy
6. Ride
7. Secret
8. Take Me Out
9. Who Is Sylvia