FLAME
Rising from the Flames: Unveiling the True Meaning Behind Cian Sheehan's Hit
Lyrics
As I’m coming up
Expressing the speaker's ascent or rise in status or success.
People acting like they know me now
Observing others pretending familiarity with the speaker.
But you wasn’t with me then
Pointing out that the individuals claiming closeness were not present during the speaker's earlier struggles.
So you ain’t with me now
Emphasizing that those who were not supportive then are not considered supportive now.
I think you’re stupid
Labeling the perceived actions or attitudes of others as foolish.
I think you’re insane
Describing a negative judgment of others as mentally unstable.
Cause bitch I got flame
Asserting the possession of exceptional talent or skill, metaphorically referred to as "flame."
And you think we are the same
Addressing the misconception that the speaker and others are alike.
You just want me for my fame yeah
Accusing someone of seeking a relationship with the speaker solely for their celebrity or success.
You just want me for my fame
Reiterating the idea that people are interested in the speaker for their fame.
Cause bitch I got flame
Reaffirming the possession of exceptional talent or skill, denoted as "flame."
And you think we are the same
Highlighting the misconception of similarity between the speaker and others.
You just want me for my fame yeah
Accusing others of being interested in the speaker only for their fame.
You just want me for my fame
Repeating the assertion that people are attracted to the speaker for their celebrity.
Cause bitch I got-
Continuing the claim of possessing exceptional talent or skill represented as "flame."
I’m on a whole new level
Expressing a sense of elevated status or achievement.
Just met up with the devil
Narrating an encounter with a symbolic representation of evil or negativity.
Showed him all of my songs
Sharing the speaker's creative work with the symbolic representation of evil.
Said he wanted all of them
Stating the symbolic representation of evil's desire to acquire all of the speaker's creative output.
Then I showed him all of yours
Indicating that the symbolic representation of evil rejected the creative work of others.
He didn’t want any more
Implying a rejection or disapproval of others' creative efforts by the symbolic representation of evil.
His ears were bleeding
Describing a negative physical reaction (bleeding ears) to the creative work of others.
He was rolling on the floor
Depicting a distressed state of the symbolic representation of evil.
As I’m coming up
Repeating the theme of the speaker's ascent or rise in status.
People acting like they know me now
Reiterating the observation of others pretending familiarity with the speaker.
But you wasn’t with me then
Restating that those claiming closeness were absent during earlier struggles.
So you ain’t with me now
Emphasizing that lack of support in the past means lack of support now.
I think you’re stupid
Repeating the negative judgment of others as foolish.
I think you’re insane
Reiterating the negative characterization of others as mentally unstable.
Cause bitch I got flame
Asserting the possession of exceptional talent or skill, metaphorically referred to as "flame."
And you think we are the same
Addressing the misconception that the speaker and others are alike.
You just want me for my fame yeah
Accusing someone of seeking a relationship with the speaker solely for their celebrity or success.
You just want me for my fame
Reiterating the idea that people are interested in the speaker for their fame.
Cause bitch I got flame
Reaffirming the possession of exceptional talent or skill, denoted as "flame."
And you think we are the same
Highlighting the misconception of similarity between the speaker and others.
You just want me for my fame
Accusing others of being interested in the speaker only for their fame.
Want me for my fame
Emphasizing that people are attracted to the speaker for their celebrity.
Cause bitch I got
Concluding by asserting the possession of exceptional talent or skill, represented as "flame."
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