The song "2019" by Martin Jensen & Georgia Ku tells a story of nostalgia and yearning for the good times and experiences of the year 2019. The lyrics depict the narrator's memories of attending Creamfields, a music festival where they got overly intoxicated and ended up passing out on the grass. Despite this, they met new friends for the weekend, although they acknowledge that such friendships are often temporary in nature. The lyrics also mention getting high and encountering a guy with poor game, but the narrator doesn't care because they had an incredible time. They express a desire to feel the love and excitement of 2019 once again, wanting to hear the music turned up to feel the rhythm and dance freely without worrying about others' judgments. They want to enjoy themselves, roll their body, and let loose, without saving time or worrying about their expenses. The narrator reminisces about parties where the city never sleeps and drinking tequila with someone by their side. They long to be on the dancefloor, pulled closer to someone, as there's no other place they'd rather be. In the present, they feel stuck, sitting alone with a warm beer and playing the same songs on repeat. Overall, the song captures a sense of longing for the carefree and exhilarating experiences of 2019, wishing to relive those moments, feel the fire in their blood, and have the same level of enjoyment and excitement.
