Mustang Lyrics – Kings of Leon
Mustang Song Lyrics
[Verse 1: Caleb Followill]
If you're free tomorrow
Don't make any plans (Don't make any plans)
We can go to Sylvan Park and kick over trash cans
Love is all around me, everywhere I turn
Is that the smell of fall or the city burned?
[Chorus: Caleb Followill]
There's a mustang in the city
And it's calling me out
Are you a mustang or a kitty?
What are you all about?
[Verse 2: Caleb Followill]
There's a golden globe in my office space
A muscle magazine next to the toilet
I'm getting big and strong just thinking about it (Uh-uh)
And I can feel the heat of the water rise
[Chorus: Caleb Followill]
Oh, there's a mustang in the city
And it's calling me out
Are you a mustang or a kitty?
What are you all about?
[Verse 3: Caleb Followill]
I saw 'em operating on a kid downstairs
I could not be bothered to pretend to care
I like to watch you eat in front of the camera
And there's a misty morning in your eye
[Chorus: Caleb Followill]
Oh, there's a mustang in the city
And it's calling me out
Are you a mustang or a kitty?
What are you all about?
It's just a mistake and a pity
It's drowning the crowd
Are you a mustang or a kitty?
A mustang or a kitty?
[Bridge: Caleb Followill]
There was something amiss in your apology
[Chorus: Caleb Followill]
Oh, there's a mustang in the city
And it's calling me out
Are you a mustang or a kitty?
What are you all about?
It's a mistake and a pity
Dragging me down
You a mustang or a kitty?
A mustang or a kitty?
Mustang Lyrics Explained
The lyrics of "Mustang" by Kings of Leon convey a mix of carefree spontaneity, urban exploration, and self-reflection. The singer suggests making unplanned trips to Sylvan Park, kicking over trash cans, and embracing the unpredictable nature of life. The recurring theme revolves around questioning one's identity: are you a powerful mustang or a more timid kitty? The lyrics touch on elements of city life, personal growth, and casual observations, creating a lively and introspective atmosphere.
[Verse 1]
The singer invites someone to seize the day, proposing a visit to Sylvan Park and engaging in a rebellious act of kicking over trash cans. The mention of love being all around and the ambiguous scent of fall or a burning city sets a contemplative tone, hinting at the contrasts in life's experiences.
[Chorus]
The chorus introduces the metaphor of a mustang, symbolizing strength and independence, contrasting it with a kitty, which may represent a more subdued or domestic nature. The lyrics pose a question about one's essence, encouraging introspection regarding personal characteristics and desires.
[Verse 2]
Details from the singer's surroundings, like a golden globe and a muscle magazine, reflect a blend of achievement and physical aspiration. The mention of feeling the water rise suggests a growing intensity or anticipation, perhaps alluding to the emotional or creative process.
[Chorus]
The chorus repeats the mustang versus kitty metaphor, emphasizing the call to self-discovery and understanding. The choice between the two animals becomes a central theme, questioning whether one aligns more with strength and wildness or a gentler, domestic nature.
[Verse 3]
The lyrics take a more detached turn, observing a medical procedure on a child without emotional involvement. The mention of misty mornings in someone's eyes implies a sense of mystery or complexity in the person being observed, creating a contrast between the detached observation and emotional connection.
[Chorus]
Repeating the mustang-kitty theme, the chorus reinforces the central question of self-identity and purpose. The reference to a mistake and a pity suggests the consequences of not understanding oneself or choosing a path that doesn't align with one's true nature.
[Bridge]
The bridge mentions a sense of something being amiss in an apology, adding an element of doubt or insincerity. It introduces a layer of complexity, possibly alluding to interpersonal relationships and the challenges of communication.
[Chorus]
The final chorus reiterates the mustang-kitty comparison, emphasizing the gravity of the choice between the two. The lyrics convey a sense of being dragged down by misunderstanding or misalignment with one's true self, reinforcing the importance of self-awareness and authenticity.
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Cast & Crew
- Album
- Kings of Leon (Singles)
- Artist / Band
- Lead Vocalist
- Caleb Followill
- Producer(s)
- Kid Harpoon
- Writter(s)
- Caleb Followill, Matthew Followill, Jared Followill & Nathan Followill
- Released On
- February 22, 2024
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FAQs & Knowledge
Who is the singer of "Mustang" song?
"Mustang" song is sung by Kings of Leon (Caleb Followill is the lead vocalist).
Who is the lyrics writer of "Mustang" song?
"Mustang" song lyrics written by Caleb Followill, Matthew Followill, Jared Followill & Nathan Followill.
Who is the music producer of "Mustang" song?
"Mustang" song music composed & produced by Kid Harpoon.
When was "Mustang" song released?
"Mustang" song was released on February 22, 2024.