All Your Friends

In 'All Your Friends,' Icarus & Quelle T delve into the themes of companionship and the solace found in the presence of friends during dark times. The song opens with a comforting promise: 'When it's too dark for you to see, you'll be close to me.' This line sets the tone for the entire track, emphasizing the idea of being there for someone when they are at their lowest. The repeated mention of 'liberty' suggests that true freedom comes from the support and understanding of those around us.

The chorus, with its insistence on dancing and singing even when one doesn't feel like it, can be interpreted as a metaphor for pushing through difficult times with the help of friends. The lines 'You don't need to feel like dancing, you better keep on dancing' and 'We'll be your friends if you sing our song' highlight the importance of community and shared experiences in overcoming personal struggles. The act of dancing and singing together becomes a symbol of unity and resilience.

As the song progresses, it takes on a slightly darker tone with the lines 'You wanted to be blinded by the light, you creature of the night.' This could be seen as a commentary on the allure of escapism and the dangers of losing oneself in the pursuit of fleeting pleasures. However, the repeated reassurance that 'all your friends are here and we're watching' serves as a reminder that true friends will always be there to support and guide you, even when you feel like you're losing your grip. The song ultimately conveys a powerful message about the enduring strength of friendship and the comfort it provides in times of need.