Black and Silver
Fatal Betrayal: A Tale of Love, Revenge, and Judgement
Lyrics
I heard you've been creepin, around late at night
The speaker has heard about someone moving stealthily, likely engaging in suspicious activity, during late hours.
And I don't know what to do, but the liquor just might
The speaker is uncertain about how to handle the situation but contemplates resorting to alcohol for a solution.
I got a black and silver, magnum .45
The speaker mentions possessing a black and silver Magnum .45 pistol.
And I'm gonna finish this six pack, and make sure you're not alive
The speaker plans to consume a six-pack of liquor and indicates a violent intention to ensure the person they suspect is not alive.
And as I, stand before god on judgement day
The speaker imagines standing before God on Judgment Day, possibly anticipating facing consequences for their actions.
Guilty for what I've done
The speaker feels guilty for their actions and acknowledges their wrongdoing.
And I'm so sorry ma
An apology is directed to a maternal figure, likely the mother of the person the speaker claims to have killed.
I killed your only son
The speaker confesses to having killed the addressee's only son.
One in the chamber, the other six in the clip
The pistol reference continues, indicating one bullet in the chamber and six in the clip, suggesting a readiness to use the firearm.
Walking up that driveway, and I see you kissing him
The speaker arrives at a location (a driveway) and witnesses the person they suspect engaging romantically with another individual.
So I kick down the front door, and I start shooting
Reacting to the sight, the speaker forcefully enters the scene and starts shooting.
Then your bodies hit the floor, and y'all ain't moving
The violent act leads to the bodies of the two individuals falling to the ground, presumably dead or incapacitated.
And as I, stand before god on judgement day
The speaker reiterates the anticipation of facing divine judgment for their actions.
Guilty for what I've done
Continued guilt is expressed by the speaker for the consequences of their deeds.
And I'm so sorry ma
Another apology directed towards the mother for having killed her son.
I killed your only son
The speaker reaffirms the acknowledgment of having taken the life of the mother's only child.
And as I, stand before god on judgement day
Similar to previous lines, the speaker envisions facing divine judgment for their actions.
Guilty for what I've done
Repeated acknowledgment of guilt for the actions taken.
And I'm so sorry ma
Another apology directed at the mother for the loss of her child.
I killed your only son
A final admission of responsibility for the death of the mother's only son.
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