Wicked Game

Wicked Game of Desire: A Heartbreaking Tale of Love and Loss
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Lyrics

The world was on fire and no one could save me but you

The speaker feels that the world is in turmoil, and despite the chaos, only a specific person (referred to as "you") has the potential to provide salvation.

It's strange what desire will make foolish people do

Desire can lead people to behave irrationally or make unwise decisions, emphasizing the powerful impact of longing and attraction.

I never dreamed that I'd meet somebody like you

The speaker expresses surprise at meeting someone (referred to as "you") who is unique and unexpected.

And I never dreamed that I'd lose somebody like you

The speaker didn't anticipate losing someone special (referred to as "you"). This could imply a sense of regret or sorrow.

No, I don't wanna fall in love (this world is only gonna break your heart)

The speaker declares a reluctance to fall in love, suggesting a belief that love brings heartbreak in a world that can be harsh.

No, I don't wanna fall in love (this world is only gonna break your heart)

Reiteration of the reluctance to fall in love, emphasizing the speaker's skepticism about love in a challenging world.

With you

Expressing a desire not to fall in love with the specific person addressed as "you."

With you

Reiteration of the speaker's desire not to fall in love with the same person ("you").

(This world is only gonna break your heart)

Reaffirming the idea that the world has the potential to break hearts, possibly serving as a cautionary message.

What a wicked game you play, to make me feel this way

The speaker criticizes the actions of "you," suggesting that their behavior is manipulative or hurtful, leading to the speaker's emotional state.

What a wicked thing to do, to let me dream of you

Describing the actions of "you" as wicked for allowing the speaker to have dreams or fantasies about them.

What a wicked thing to say, you never felt this way

Labeling the words spoken by "you" as wicked because the speaker believes those words don't reflect genuine feelings.

What a wicked thing to do, to make me dream of you

Similar to line 11, portraying the dreams induced by "you" as a wicked action that affects the speaker emotionally.

And I don't wanna fall in love (this world is only gonna break your heart)

Reiteration of the speaker's resistance to falling in love due to the perceived negative consequences in the world.

No, I don't wanna fall in love (this world is only gonna break your heart)

Restating the speaker's reluctance to fall in love, emphasizing the world's potential to cause heartbreak.

With you

Expressing the speaker's hesitancy to fall in love specifically with "you" in the context of the challenging world.

The world was on fire and no one could save me but you

Recalling the earlier imagery of the world being on fire and highlighting the idea that only "you" can save the speaker from the chaos.

Strange what desire will make foolish people do

Reiteration of the impact of desire, emphasizing that it can lead people to engage in foolish or irrational actions.

I never dreamed that I'd love somebody like you

Expressing unexpected love for "you," implying a deep emotional connection that the speaker didn't foresee.

And I never dreamed that I'd lose somebody like you

Contrasting with line 19, the speaker reflects on the unexpected loss of someone special (referred to as "you").

No, I don't wanna fall in love (this world is only gonna break your heart)

Reiteration of the speaker's resistance to falling in love, emphasizing the potential for heartbreak in the world.

No, I don't wanna fall in love (this world is only gonna break your heart)

Restating the speaker's reluctance to fall in love, with a repeated emphasis on the world's capacity for causing heartbreak.

With you (this world is only gonna break your heart)

Stressing the idea that falling in love with "you" is particularly risky in the context of the challenging world.

With you (with you)

Reiteration of the speaker's hesitancy to fall in love with "you," possibly due to the perceived risks.

(This world is only gonna break your heart)

Reaffirming the cautionary message that the world has the potential to break hearts, echoing earlier lines.

No, I (this world is only gonna break your heart)

A declaration of the speaker's refusal to fall in love, with emphasis on the world's tendency to cause heartbreak.

(This world is only gonna break your heart)

Reiteration of the warning that the world is likely to break hearts, underscoring a sense of skepticism or cynicism.

Nobody loves no one

A concluding statement suggesting a lack of love reciprocation, emphasizing a sense of loneliness or unrequited love.

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