The song "Girls Just Want To Have Fun" by JC Stewart is a cover of the popular 1983 song originally sung by Cyndi Lauper. The lyrics depict a young woman's desire to live her life to the fullest and have fun, despite the pressures and expectations from her parents and society. In the first verse, the protagonist comes home in the morning and her mother questions her about when she will start living her life "right." This suggests that her mother wants her to conform to societal norms and expectations. However, the protagonist argues that they are not fortunate enough to fit into the norm, as girls just want to have fun. In the second verse, the protagonist receives a call from her father in the middle of the night, questioning her about her future plans. The protagonist acknowledges her father's importance in her life but reiterates that girls simply want to have fun and enjoy their lives. The chorus emphasizes that all girls really want is to have some fun, especially after a long day of work. It highlights their desire to break free from societal expectations and stereotypes. In the bridge, the song mentions how some boys try to control or confine a beautiful girl and keep her away from the world. The protagonist declares her wish to be the one who can walk freely in the sun, symbolizing her desire for independence and freedom. Overall, the song expresses the universal desire of girls to have fun, experience life to the fullest, and break free from societal pressures and expectations. It celebrates the importance of personal freedom and the right to enjoy oneself.
