Lyrics
He shakes his death rattle
Refers to the person experiencing the final stages of life, characterized by the sound of death.
Spittle on his bib
Describes a messy and unclean appearance, with spittle (saliva) on the person's bib.
I don't do the dishes
Expresses a refusal or neglect to perform domestic chores like washing dishes.
I throw them in the crib
Suggests a disregard for conventional responsibilities by throwing dishes into the crib instead of cleaning them.
I've eaten you
Metaphorically claims to have consumed or absorbed another person in some way.
I'm overfed
Indicates being excessively nourished or overwhelmed, possibly in a negative or unhealthy manner.
Your milk's in my mouth, it makes me sick
Describes a repulsion or discomfort associated with the person's milk, suggesting a metaphorical or literal aversion.
I've stumbled here
Implies a sense of disorientation or stumbling in life's journey.
Failed to make it mine
Expresses a failure to possess or control something desired.
They say I'm plump
Refers to being labeled as "plump," possibly commenting on physical appearance or excessiveness.
But I throw up all the time
Reveals a contradiction to the perception of being plump by mentioning frequent vomiting.
I've eaten you, I'm overfed
Reiterates the theme of being overfed and consuming someone or something.
Your milk's in my mouth, it makes me fear
Reiterates the discomfort or fear associated with the mentioned person's milk.
Do you fake it for me like I
Possibly questions the authenticity or sincerity of someone's actions or expressions.
Do you fake it for me like I
-Do you fake it for me like I
-My baby's in her arms
Introduces the presence of a baby in someone's arms.
Crawling up her legs
Describes the baby crawling up the person's legs, depicting a sense of dependence or vulnerability.
Like a liar at a witch trial
Compares the situation to a trial, suggesting judgment or scrutiny, with the person being likened to a liar.
You look good for your age
Compliments the person on looking good considering their age, possibly sarcastic or ironic.
I've eaten you
Reiterates the theme of consuming or absorbing another person.
I'm overfed
Restates the feeling of being overfed and possibly overwhelmed.
Your milk's in my mouth, it makes me sick
Expresses discomfort or sickness associated with the person's milk.
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