End Up Here
5 Seconds Of Summer · 5 Seconds Of Summer [2014]
Everyone was asking for your name
You just smiled
And told them trouble
My head spins
I'm pressed against the wall
Just watching your every move
You're way too cool
And you're coming this way
Coming this way
How did we end up talking in the first place
You said you like my Cobain shirt
Now were walking back to your place
You're telling me how you love that song
About living on a prayer
I'm pretty sure that we're halfway there
And when I wake up next to you I wonder how
How did we end up here?
Next day out
Everybody thought you were so insane
Cause you were so far out of my league
My friends say I should lock you down
Before you figure me out and you run away
But you don't and you wont as you kiss me
And you tell me that you're here to stay
How did we end up talking in the first place
You said you like my Cobain shirt
Now were walking back to your place
You're telling me how you love that song
About living on a prayer
I'm pretty sure that we're halfway there
And when I wake up next to you I wonder how
How did we end up here?
Call me lucky 'cause in the end
I'm a 6 and she's a 10
She's so fit
I'm insecure
But she keeps coming back for more
How did we end up talking in the first place
You said you like my Cobain shirt
Now were walking back to your place
You're telling me how you love that song
About living on a prayer
I'm pretty sure that we're halfway there
And when I wake up next to you I wonder how
How did we end up here?
End Up Here
Released on the 2014 self-titled album, "End Up Here" is a defining track by the Australian rock band 5 Seconds Of Summer. The song exemplifies the group's signature blend of pop-punk energy and melodic hooks, featuring the distinctive vocal harmonies that became central to their sound during this prolific era. As a key component of their discography, the recording captures the band's evolution from their earlier indie-pop roots into a more polished, radio-ready rock format. The track remains a staple of their live performances and has been widely recognized as a representative work of their mid-career success, showcasing their ability to craft anthemic choruses that resonate with a broad audience.