Steppin Out the Vault (Fallout) Lyrics – NerdOut

[Verse 1]
Living underground all my life it’s seems silly
Being in the Vault ain’t enough I mean really
I’m breaking out and bringing my team with me
First thing I’m doing I’m stealing a T-Sixty
Taking down the Overseer get the keys please
We all taking on radiation but it’s the bee’s knees
Sun shining on my face never felt that before
I am so glad that we broke through the door
Get ready for us ’cause we’re coming out
The Wastelands are a must gotta run around
I see you waving a piece better put it down
Oh you shooting any way okey-dokey you done-done it now
[Chorus]
Stepping out the Vault on the run now
You don’t want no trouble put your g*n down
We gonna party from sun up until the sun down
And we don’t care who we hurting we having fun now
Yeah we Fall out in Filly down to rodeo
Let me know if you feel me come on say ayo
We gonna party from sun up until the sun down
And we don’t care who we hurting we having fun now

[Verse 2]
Me and you
Your momma and your cousin too
Yeah we ’bout to roll back the door
Coming up now we stepping out the Vault
Wanna stop us but we do it anyway
Now we got g*ns better get out of the way
Pip-Boy beeping gotta get some Rad-away
Cross my family you won’t see the light of day
Trust nobody this is kill or be killed
It’s our party and we do what we will
Forget about Ghouls and we don’t care about steel
Here’s the deal we will take we will steal we will raid this is real

[Chorus]
Stepping out the Vault on the run now
You don’t want no trouble put your g*n down
We gonna party from sun up until the sun down
And we don’t care who we hurting we having fun now
Yeah we Fall out in Filly down to rodeo
Let me know if you feel me come on say ayo
We gonna party from sun up until the sun down
And we don’t care who we hurting we having fun now

[Verse 1]
The verse 1 encapsulates the yearning for freedom and adventure. The lyrics depict the protagonist’s desire to break free from the monotony of underground life in a vault, symbolizing a longing for autonomy and exploration. By stealing a T-Sixty and confronting the Overseer, they defy authority and embrace the risks of the wasteland, finding excitement in the unknown. The reference to radiation as “the bee’s knees” suggests a willingness to embrace even the hazardous aspects of their newfound freedom. Ultimately, the song celebrates liberation and the thrill of stepping into the vast expanse of the wastelands, ready to forge their own path.

[Chorus]
These lines celebrates liberation and recklessness in the post-apocalyptic wastelands. It’s about leaving confinement behind, embracing freedom, and living carefree despite potential dangers. The lyrics convey a sense of defiance against anyone who tries to hinder their enjoyment, emphasizing the joy of living in the moment and partying without boundaries from dawn till dusk.

[Verse 2]
“Me and you, your momma, and your cousin too” signifies unity and inclusivity in the escape from the Vault. The lyrics depict a bold defiance against obstacles, armed with weapons and a determination to survive. The mention of the Pip-Boy and Rad-away highlights the dangers of radiation in the wasteland. Trust is scarce, and survival becomes paramount, leading to a ruthless mentality of “kill or be killed.” The partying signifies a reclaiming of freedom, disregarding threats like Ghouls and steel barriers. It portrays a raw, survivalist ethos, where seizing opportunities and taking what’s needed is essential for survival in the harsh wasteland.

[Chorus]
This chorus symbolizes breaking free and embracing freedom with a carefree attitude. The lyrics encourage leaving behind conflict and enjoying life to the fullest, regardless of consequences. It’s about celebrating liberation, rallying together, and indulging in festivities from sunrise to sunset. The reference to “Fall out in Filly” suggests traveling and exploring new territories, while the repeated emphasis on having fun underscores the song’s theme of seizing the moment and living without inhibitions.