by Zeke Pujols · 2024
“Every Night” by Zeke Pujols is about a man struggling with his feelings for a woman who copes with heartbreak and emptiness by partying, drinking, and being with other men, while he wishes she would remember how he treated her and can’t let go despite knowing their relationship is unhealthy.
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Every Night’ by Zeke Pujols is a song about late-night heartbreak, longing, and chasing after someone who seems just out of reach. We’re going to break down its story, mood, and hidden meanings together—get ready to feel all the feels. ⬇️
The atmosphere is drenched in neon lights and bittersweet memories, painting a picture of restless nights in crowded clubs. The narrative sways between hope and resignation, following a love that can’t seem to settle down.
The chorus is where everything unravels—each night brings another bottle, another stranger, another dance, and a love that slips further away with every sunrise. We can almost feel the ache as he pleads for her attention, caught between jealousy and nostalgia, wondering if he ever really had her at all. The repetition of “every night” is a haunting echo, reminding us of patterns we can’t seem to break, no matter how hard we try.
In the verses, Zeke Pujols gives us glimpses of vulnerability: “No caller ID, but I still can’t get through,” and, “Cada noche bebe hasta el amanecer,” revealing a cycle of missed connections, emotional damage, and nights blurred by both alcohol and regret. He’s haunted by what could have been, confessing in Spanish and English, desperate for a deal—“que nunca olvide como la traté”—for her to at least remember how he once treated her. There’s a sense of futility here, a dance between holding on and letting go, with nostalgia thick as smoke in the air.
The real twist comes when the singer admits, “You know I tried, I tried, I tried to stay away / Some things you can’t escape,” exposing the raw truth: sometimes love is an addiction, and heartbreak becomes a nightly ritual, played out under strobe lights and empty promises.
The true essence of “Every Night” is a confession that, despite our bravado and our distractions, we often return to the places and people that hurt us most, hoping—against reason—for something real to last.
Writer(s) of Every Night: Ezequiel Pujols
