Out for Blood
Silent Fury: Unveiling the Dark Desires in Bourbon House's 'Out for Blood'
Lyrics
Smiling silent woman
Describes a woman who appears content and doesn't seek additional friendships.
She don't need no more friends
Emphasizes the woman's independence and lack of need for more companions.
She's going to the valley with a pistol in her hands
Portrays the woman heading to a place with determination, carrying a pistol.
Don't ask her for no favors
Advises against requesting favors from the woman, as she may take advantage if allowed.
She'll take you if you let her
Indicates that she'll seize opportunities if given permission.
She's out for blood
Declares her intention to seek revenge or harm.
So hold your breath, hide your eyes
Warns others to be cautious, hide, and hold their breath as she pursues her vendetta.
She's out for blood
-You won't be alright,
-Won't be alright,
-Won't be alright
-Smiling silent woman
Reiterates the woman's seemingly emotionless demeanor.
She feels nothing only cold
Describes her emotional numbness, suggesting a detachment from feelings.
She's going to the hollow where her heart's already sold
Specifies a destination where her emotional commitment has already been traded or compromised.
Don't wait for the priest, the pastor
Advises against seeking salvation from religious figures for her.
Ain't no one can be her saviour
Emphasizes that no one can rescue or save her.
You better cry out if you see her
Urges others to vocalize if they encounter her and run away for safety.
You better shout and run if you ever see her
-She's out for blood
Reiterates her pursuit of vengeance or harm.
So hold your breath, hide your eyes
Reiterates the warning to take precautions as she continues her pursuit.
She's out for blood
-You won't be alright,
-Won't be alright,
-Won't be alright
-Smiling silent woman
Restates her lack of close connections or friendships.
She ain't nobody's friend
Affirms her solitary nature, emphasizing that she belongs to no one.
She's gone down to the valley with a pistol in her hand
Repeats her journey to a specific destination with a weapon.
It's too late now
Declares that it's too late for something, suggesting a point of no return.
It's much to late to pray
States that it's too late for prayer, reinforcing a sense of hopelessness.
It's too late, too late
Repeats the idea of irreversibility, indicating it's too late to save someone or something.
It's too late, too late,
-Too late to save
-She's out for blood
Reiterates her pursuit of vengeance or harm.
So hold your breath, hide your eyes
Echoes the earlier warnings, emphasizing the danger and lack of safety when she is on the hunt.
She's out for blood
-You won't be alright,
-Won't be alright,
-Won't be alright
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