Song meaning of Members Only by Nothing But Thieves

Ah, "Members Only" by Nothing But Thieves, a song that perfectly captures the exclusive nature of being in a cool club, where only the chosen few can enter. Picture this: you walk up to a fancy establishment and the bouncer stops you, saying, "Sorry, sir, this is members only," as if you just insulted his mother or something. So you're stuck outside, wondering what secrets are being shared by those lucky enough to have access. But hey, don't worry, because apparently everything important in life happens behind those closed doors. The chorus shouts, "Daylight over, roll up, lonely/Ain't I told ya? Members only." It's like they're saying, "Hey, if you're not inside, then your life is just one big lonely daylight spectacle, and we don't want any part of that." And then everyone starts telling you, "You've got to let it go," as if you can just erase the agony of being excluded from this elite group. I mean, seriously, how can you let go of something you never had in the first place? So, my friends, next time you encounter a members-only situation, just remember that it's all a twisted game of exclusivity, where the chosen ones revel in their perceived superiority. Keep your head high, and don't let those velvet ropes define your worth. Rock on!