Date With The Night
Yeah Yeah Yeahs · Fever To Tell
burnin down my finger
gonna catch the kids dry
gonna walk on water
buying out the fight
we're sweatin in the winter
gonna catch ya squeeze tight
chow chow chow chow chow
chow chow chow chow chow
don tell me to fix her
don tell me to fix her
just take a bite
no hangin no picture
flyin out my sight
droppin brides at the altar
gonna find ya squeeze tight
chow chow chow chow chow
chow chow chow chow chow
i'll set you i'll set it off
i'll set you i'll set it off
i'll set you i'll set it off
I'll set you i'll set it off uh huh!
i'll set you i'll set it off
i'll set you i'll set it off
i'll set you i'll set it off
ill set you Ill set it off off off
buying out the fight
gonna walk on water
gonna catchaÂ’ the kids dry
gonna bend my finger
run emÂ’ on outside
we're sweatinÂ’ in the winter
grab on squeeze tight
grab on squeeze tight
Date With The Night
Date With The Night stands as a defining track on Yeah Yeah Yeahs' debut album, Fever To Tell. Released in 2003, the song captures the band's early post-punk energy, driven by Nick Zinner's jagged guitar work and Karen O's commanding, theatrical vocals. The recording reflects the group's emergence from the New York underground scene, blending raw intensity with a distinct sense of urgency. As part of a landmark album that helped define the garage rock revival of the early 2000s, the track showcases the band's ability to balance melodic hooks with darker, brooding textures. It remains a staple of their live performances, highlighting the dynamic interplay that characterizes their broader discography and solidifies their influence on modern alternative rock.