The song "Get Out" by August Kamp tells the story of a complicated love triangle involving the singer, a guy named Rugby, and another girl. The singer is in love with Rugby, who seems to love them back but also has a girlfriend. Despite this, Rugby still shows affection towards the singer, making them feel loved and special. The lyrics talk about how Rugby is great at rugby, hence the nickname, and how he easily expresses his love towards the singer. However, Rugby's actions towards his girlfriend and the singer leave the singer feeling confused and unsure of where they stand in his life. The chorus emphasizes the distance that grows between them and others who may disapprove of their relationship. The bridge further highlights the complexity of the situation, with Rugby acting differently towards his girlfriend and the singer. The singer questions where they stand in Rugby's life and wonders if they are just a friend or something more. Overall, the song "Get Out" reflects the emotional turmoil and confusion of being in a complicated love triangle and the struggle to understand the true nature of a relationship.
