Hundred Bullets
Outrunning Fate: The Harrowing Tale of Evading Destiny's BulletsLyrics
There's a hundred bullets meant for me
There are a hundred threats or dangers aimed at me.
A hundred bullets meant for me
Reiteration of the presence of a significant number of threats directed towards the speaker.
I've been outrunning them my whole life
The speaker has been avoiding these threats throughout their entire life.
But they're meant for me
Emphasizes that these dangers are specifically targeted at the speaker.
One of them's gonna hit between my eyes
Indicates the inevitability of one of the threats hitting the speaker directly in the forehead.
But they're meant for me
Repetition of the imminent danger aimed at the speaker.
One of them's gonna hit between my eyes
Reiteration of the likelihood of one of the threats hitting the speaker in a vulnerable area.
Oh there were seas of tears I never cried
Recollection of unshed tears, suggesting hidden emotions or pain.
Gonna come to me in tides
Anticipation that the suppressed emotions will come back to the speaker like ocean tides.
Come to me and wash my yellow smile
Desire for the emotional release to cleanse and purify the speaker's facade ("yellow smile").
Oh there were seas of tears I never cried
Repetition of the unshed tears returning, reinforcing the theme of unresolved emotions.
Gonna come to me in tides
Continuation of the expectation that these emotions will resurface in waves.
Come to me and wash my yellow smile
Expresses the desire for the emotional cleansing to remove the artificial or insincere "yellow smile."
There's a hundred bullets meant for me
Reiteration of the numerous threats specifically targeted at the speaker.
A hundred bullets meant for me
Further emphasis on the abundance of threats aimed at the speaker.
Oh there were crimes
Reflection on unspecified crimes committed without facing consequences.
For which I did no time
Acknowledgment of avoiding punishment for certain actions, yet a sense of impending consequences.
But they're waiting in the wings
Suggests that consequences for the past actions are still looming and will eventually restrain the speaker.
Gonna yoke and fetter me
Anticipation of being restricted or burdened by the impending consequences of past actions.
Oh there were seas of tears I never cried
Reiteration of the anticipation that unshed tears will resurface like ocean tides.
Gonna come to me in tides
Repetition of the expectation that these emotions will return in waves.
Come to me and wash my yellow smile
Desire for the emotional cleansing to purify the artificial or insincere "yellow smile."
Gonna come to me in tides
Reiteration of the expectation that unshed tears will return in waves.
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