My Boy
Bullet in the Breeze: Unraveling the Dark Tale of 'My Boy' by Casey and the NobodiesLyrics
My boy, my boy
The speaker refers to someone as "my boy."
What have you done
The speaker questions the actions or choices of "my boy."
My boy, my boy
Repetition of the speaker addressing the person as "my boy."
You shot down the sun
"My boy" is accused of causing a significant negative impact, symbolized by "shot down the sun."
You pulled the trigger
The action of pulling the trigger is mentioned, suggesting a decisive and irreversible act.
You pulled it with ease
The ease with which the trigger was pulled may imply a lack of hesitation or remorse.
Now you live your life
Life is now compared to living "like a bullet in the breeze," possibly suggesting a fast-paced and unrestrained lifestyle.
Like a bullet in the breeze
Continuation of the metaphor, emphasizing the consequences of the impulsive actions.
Oh what have you done
Repetition and emphasis on questioning "what have you done," indicating the speaker's disbelief or disappointment.
What have you done
-What have you done
-What have you done
-Oh my boy, you've made me so sad
The speaker expresses deep sadness caused by the actions of "my boy."
But your the only son I've ever had
Despite the sadness, the speaker acknowledges a parental connection, describing "my boy" as the only son.
Tell me you're crazy, tell me you're mad
The speaker seeks an explanation for the actions, questioning if "my boy" is crazy or mad.
Is this what happens when good love turns bad
Suggesting a shift from good love to bad, indicating a possible romantic or familial relationship gone wrong.
My boy
Reiteration of addressing the person as "my boy."
My boy
Repetition of addressing the person as "my boy."
My boy, my boy
Repetition of addressing the person as "my boy," questioning their whereabouts and highlighting their apparent sin.
Where have you been
-My boy, my boy
-You're covered in sin
-You say it was so easy
"My boy" claims the action was easy, possibly rationalizing or justifying their behavior.
Though there was no need
The act is portrayed as unnecessary, challenging the reasons behind it.
You did it with precision
The precision of the action is highlighted, suggesting a calculated and deliberate choice.
You did it with speed
The speed of the action emphasizes the quick and efficient execution.
Oh what have you done
Repetition and emphasis on questioning "what have you done," reinforcing the speaker's sense of shock or disappointment.
Yeah, what have you done
-What have you done
-Oh what have you done
-My Boy
Reiteration of addressing the person as "My Boy."
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