Bat Outta Hell
Bat Outta Hell: A Wild Ride Through Love, Pain, and Redemption
Lyrics
You said you love me but I never know
You expressed love, but I remained uncertain.
The pain you might cause me if I let you go
Concern about potential pain if I release you.
So I held on tight and I put on a show
I clung tightly and pretended, putting on a facade.
Put on a show
Emphasizing the act of putting on a show.
There's people talking bout where we been
People gossiping about our relationship.
Few people running there mouths bout him
Rumors circulating, possibly about another person.
I feel like I know where this all begin
A sense of understanding where it all started.
Hell for all I know
Uncertainty or a difficult situation, possibly metaphorical "hell."
In hell for all I know
Repetition emphasizing the uncertainty or difficult situation.
Now I'm going out late
Going out late, engaging in activities.
I'm getting torn up running on all these backroad songs
Feeling emotionally torn while listening to backroad songs.
Turning up the george strait sealing my own fate knowing I'm down to my last straw
Turning to George Strait's music, accepting a challenging fate.
Going 90 to nothing like a bat outta hell from it all
Speeding away recklessly, like a bat out of hell, escaping everything.
These wheels they ain't rusted, just a little worn
Metaphor for enduring challenges, but not giving up.
But this old truck still make it through the storm
An old truck symbolizing resilience in the face of adversity.
This heart it's still pumping, runnin from the law
Running away fast, akin to a bat out of hell.
Going 90 to nothing like a bat outta hell from it all
Repetition emphasizing the act of escaping challenges.
Now I'm going out late I'm getting torn up running on all these backroad songs
Similar to line 12, going out late for personal reasons.
Turning up the george strait sealing my own fate knowing I'm down to my last straw. Going 90 to nothing like a bat outta hell from it all
Listening to George Strait, sealing one's fate, acknowledging a desperate situation.
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