Let Me Out

Jet · Shaka Rock [2009]

I don't have

All of your answers

I'm just taking my chances as I see them

Someone get me home

Every day I feel a little more alone

I see the looks on their faces

I don't feel the same



And it's getting old

Trying to do what I've been told

I see it all in front of me now



Yeeah

Let me out

Let me out

Yeeah

Let me out

I don't have time for people draggin' me down



Waiting on

Waiting on someone to feel the same

Waiting for someone who can talk straight

And it's getting late



Someone get me home

Every day I feel a little more alone

I give you all I can you say you will and then you won't

I know everybody's tryin, they got problems of their own



But it's getting old

I'm trying to do what I've been told

I see it all in front of me now



Yeeeah

Let me out

Let me out

Yeeeah

Let me out

I don't have time for people draggin' me down

Yeeeah

Let me out

I won't be the last one shouting

Let me out

I don't have time for people draggin' me down



I know you like I, know myself

But there's, only so much that we can tell each other

So you say we can, start again

But there' so much I know that I've tried hard to forget

I see it all in front of me now



Yeeeah

Let me out

I won't be the last one shouting

Let me out

I don't have time for people draggin' me down

Yeeeah

Let me out

I won't be the last one shouting

Let me out

Yeeeah

Let me out

Let Me Out

Let Me Out stands as a defining track from Jet's 2009 album Shaka Rock, continuing the Australian rock band's tradition of high-energy, blues-infused hard rock. Following the massive global success of their debut Get Born, this recording showcases the group's ability to maintain their signature sound while exploring slightly more mature themes. The song features the driving guitar riffs and powerful vocals that characterized their early work, cementing their place in the mid-2000s rock revival. As part of a discography that includes hits like Are You Gonna Be My Girl, this track demonstrates the band's consistent commitment to catchy, radio-friendly rock anthems. It remains a notable song in their catalogue, reflecting the energetic spirit that defined their peak commercial years.