Evil Spell
Ensnared in an Unyielding Spell
Lyrics
With a word you can be what you wanna be
Expresses the power of words in shaping one's identity and potential.
With a stare you can see what you wanna see
Highlights the influence of perspective and perception through a gaze.
Let me be
A plea for personal freedom and autonomy.
Just don't tell me what you think of me
Rejects external judgments, preferring not to know others' opinions.
If I dare can I please hold you close to me?
Expresses a desire for emotional closeness and vulnerability.
An evil spell I think you've put on me
Suggests a belief that someone has cast a negative influence or emotional burden.
Damn you witch, I love this misery
Acknowledges love despite the challenges and pain caused by the perceived "witch."
Please don't let it come to this?
Pleads to avoid a negative outcome or confrontation.
You know I cannot resist
Admits difficulty resisting a particular situation or temptation.
Please don't let it come to this?
Reiterates the plea to avoid a specific outcome, despite persistence.
Even though I continue to persist
Acknowledges ongoing effort despite challenges and resistance.
An evil spell I think you've put on me
Repeats the idea of a perceived negative influence or emotional burden.
Damn you, witch, can't you see you're destroying me?
Expresses frustration at the destructive impact of the perceived "witch."
So let me try and let me lie and let me cry and let me die
Expresses a desire for various emotional experiences, including trying, lying, crying, and dying, possibly as a means of coping or escaping.
Let me try and let me lie and let me cry and let me die
-Let me try and let me lie and let me cry and let me die
-Let me try
-Let me lie
-Let me cry and let me die
-An evil spell I think you've put on me
Reiterates the belief in a negative spell, attributing the source as a "witch."
Damn you witch, can't you see you're the enemy?
Expresses a realization that the perceived "witch" is an adversary causing harm.
Oh, the enemy
Repeats the idea of the perceived antagonist as an enemy, possibly emphasizing the impact on the self.
Oh, the enemy
-Oh, the end of me
Conveys a sense of impending personal downfall or conclusion.
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