Spitting Out The Demons

The lyrics repeat a contrast between “demons” and “good times.” The speaker seems to be pushing something troubling away while insisting that the present is enjoyable or harmless. The repeated lines create a chant-like mood: energetic on the surface, but with a hint of unease underneath.

“Spitting out the demons” may suggest rejecting fears, bad thoughts, or problems, though the lyrics do not explain what the demons are. “Hopping outta holes” gives them a strange, almost cartoonish image, as if troubles can suddenly emerge from hidden places. The line about “falling out of airplanes” is similarly surreal and may suggest chaos or danger rather than a specific event. “It won’t hurt me” sounds like reassurance, perhaps spoken to oneself.

The meaning remains open because the lyrics offer few details and rely heavily on repetition. “Good times” could express genuine pleasure, or it could sound like someone trying to convince themselves that everything is fine. The cheerful words alongside images of demons and falling create a playful but slightly unsettling effect. A listener might hear the song as a celebration, a denial of trouble, or both at once.