Go Home W U Lyrics – Keith Urban

[Verse 1: Keith Urban]
Well, it was Saturday night last time I checked
Overdraft on the card but I ain’t gon’ stress
Not at all, I’ll call the bank tomorrow
I got some Titanic friends, yeah, we all get wrecked
Order anything we want from the bottom shelf
Living large in a small-town bar

[Pre-Chorus: Keith Urban]
The clock goes ’round, it’s one already
But don’t turn it down, just let it play
Another round to hold us steady
We do one last cheers and down our beers
And they tell us that we can’t stay here
[Chorus: Keith Urban]
Oh, I know that it’s closing time and
I won’t lie, yes, I had more than a few (Few)
And you know I shouldn’t be driving
I think I should probably go home with you

[Verse 2: Lainey Wilson]
Yeah, I’m a little home, I should just go drunk
But hanging out with you is just too much fun
So sweet, you’re always there for me
You’ll be fine on the couch or the kitchen floor
Next time, my place, but tonight at yours
We’re a team, and you’re the MVP

[Pre-Chorus: Keith Urban & Lainey Wilson]
The clock goes ’round, it’s two already
Ain’t slowing down, no, not today
Another round to hold us steady
We do one last cheers and down our beers
And they tell us that we can’t stay here

[Chorus: Keith Urban & Lainey Wilson]
Oh, I know that it’s closing time and
I won’t lie, yes, I had more than a few (Few)
And you know I shouldn’t be driving
I think I should probably go home with you

[Bridge: Keith Urban & Lainey Wilson, Keith Urban, Lainey Wilson]
Take me home, home, home
Take me home (Oh, yeah)
Home, home, home
Take me home
Take me home

[Chorus: Keith Urban & Lainey Wilson, Lainey Wilson]
Oh, I know that it’s closing time and (It’s closing time)
I won’t lie, yes, I had more than a few (More than a few)
And you know I shouldn’t be driving (I shouldn’t be driving)
I think I should probably go home with you (Go home with you, baby)

[Outro: Keith Urban]
Woo
Woo

“Go Home W U” by Keith Urban and Lainey Wilson captures a carefree Saturday night in a small-town bar. Despite financial concerns and intoxication, the protagonist finds solace in the company of a supportive friend. As closing time approaches, they opt to go home together, valuing the camaraderie and fun shared. The song blends country and pop elements, echoing the joy of spontaneous connections amidst life’s challenges.

[Verse 1: Keith Urban]
The verse sets the scene of a carefree Saturday night despite financial concerns, illustrating a laid-back attitude towards life’s troubles. The reference to “Titanic friends” suggests a group that embraces the highs and lows together, enjoying the simple pleasures of ordering drinks and socializing in a small-town bar.

[Pre-Chorus: Keith Urban]
As the night progresses, the clock ticking to one indicates the passage of time, yet there’s a reluctance to end the festivities. Another round of drinks symbolizes a desire to maintain the current state of camaraderie and enjoyment, despite external pressures to leave.

[Chorus: Keith Urban]
Acknowledging the reality of closing time and personal intoxication, the chorus reveals a willingness to prioritize safety by opting to go home with a trusted companion. It speaks to the recognition of one’s limits and the importance of responsible decisions, even amidst the fun of the night.

[Verse 2: Lainey Wilson]
Lainey Wilson’s verse echoes the sentiment of enjoying the company of a close friend, despite feeling a bit intoxicated. It emphasizes the warmth and reliability of the friend, indicating a mutual understanding and support in each other’s company, even in less than ideal circumstances.

[Pre-Chorus: Keith Urban & Lainey Wilson]
As the night progresses further, the clock reaching two underscores the continuation of the revelry. Despite the advancing hour, there’s a determination to keep the good times rolling, with another round of drinks symbolizing a desire to prolong the shared experience.

[Chorus: Keith Urban & Lainey Wilson]
Reiterating the acknowledgment of closing time and personal intoxication, this joint chorus underscores the decision to prioritize safety and companionship. It reinforces the notion of relying on a trusted friend for support and guidance in making responsible choices.

[Bridge: Keith Urban & Lainey Wilson, Keith Urban, Lainey Wilson]
The bridge serves as a brief refrain, expressing the desire to be taken home, emphasizing the theme of companionship and trust between the individuals involved.

[Chorus: Keith Urban & Lainey Wilson, Lainey Wilson]
The final chorus echoes the earlier sentiments of recognizing the need for safety while also expressing a desire for continued companionship. It emphasizes the bond between the two individuals and the comfort found in each other’s presence.

[Outro: Keith Urban]
The outro consists of enthusiastic vocalizations, possibly reflecting the continued enjoyment and energy of the night’s festivities. It adds a playful and spirited conclusion to the song.