You Call It Trouble
Love's Chaos: Unraveling the Troubled Heart in Rock 'n Roll
Lyrics
They call you the Killer, say your like a disease
The speaker acknowledges a nickname for someone, "the Killer," suggesting a dangerous or harmful reputation, possibly like a contagious disease.
You got the world in your pocket but you ain't foolin me
The person being addressed may seem powerful or influential, but the speaker claims not to be deceived by appearances.
You want something different, mama I understand
The speaker recognizes their own chaotic state, describing themselves as a mess in a rock 'n roll band.
I'm just a mess in a rock 'n roll band
The speaker reiterates their chaotic state, emphasizing their role in a rock 'n roll band.
I'm just a mess in a rock 'n roll band
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You call it trouble
The speaker labels the situation or relationship as trouble.
You call it trouble
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You call it trouble, I call it love
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Now don't keep me guessing, more than tonight is at stake
The speaker urges not to keep them in suspense, implying the importance of the current moment or relationship.
You got a hold of my heart and it's all I can take
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You want something different, mama I understand
Reiteration of the desire for something different from the person addressed.
I'm just a mess in a rock 'n roll band
Reiteration of the chaotic state, emphasizing the rock 'n roll band affiliation.
I'm just a mess in a rock 'n roll band
Repetition of the acknowledgment of being a mess in a rock 'n roll band.
You call it trouble
The speaker once again labels the situation or relationship as trouble.
You call it trouble
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You call it trouble, I call it love
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