what do these songs mean?

Question

Dance dance, and sugar we're goin down: both by fall out boy

Answer 1

Sugar We're Going Down
This song has a hint of jealousy in it. The singer wants to be this girl's boyfriend, but he's not. "I'm just a notch in your bedpost but you're just a line in a song" indicates that he means nothing to her, and he's trying to make it seem like she means the same to him. But it's not working too well. The chorus is about their relationship failing miserably in "an earlier round" because they don't even have a relationship. "I'll be your number one with a bullet, a loaded God complex cock it and pull it" means that she might as well be killing him because he hurts so much.
"Number one with a bullet" is a play on words. "With a bullet" is a term for when a song is climbing up the music charts at a rapid rate. But when you're "number one with a bullet," there is nowhere to go but down.
Fall Out Boy bass player Pete Wentz wrote the lyrics. In 2006, he told Rolling Stone magazine: "I wrote the lyrics in Chicago. I was with my dad, and we were listening to the old music where they'd always say 'sugar' and 'honey' - stuff like that. I was like, 'Why doesn't anyone do that anymore?' Be we really locked it down in California. It was the day before the new Taking Back Sunday record came out. I remember calling those guys to say congrats."

Dance Dance
i think this songs about a girl leaving a guy and hes saying how he will still be stuck in her head, and he will linger in her thoughts, and how he knows her so well and he only wants her back

Answer 2

Pathetic little boys afraid to come out of the closet and craving mommy's attention, like everything else by them.

Answer 3

dance, dance .dance mens to obviously dance. i'm not sure about the other one.