Jezebel Queen

Jezebel Queen: Unveiling the Hollywood Dreams and Painful Transformation
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Lyrics

She was raised in the west with Navajo veins, angry at her life

Character introduction: A woman with Navajo heritage raised in the western part of the United States, expressing anger towards her life.

Beat on her chest to prove the chains could break if she got high

She demonstrates strength by beating her chest, aiming to break the metaphorical chains through getting high.

Didn't really wanna say the western plains is where that she called home

Reluctantly acknowledging the western plains as her home.

Stand in the way at the checkout lane, staring at the cover of vogue

Caught up in consumerism, standing at the checkout lane, captivated by the glamour depicted on the cover of Vogue magazine.

With LA dreams black magic could bring

Desiring Los Angeles dreams and believing in the power of black magic to fulfill them.

She sold her way to the Hollywood scene

She resorts to selling herself to enter the Hollywood scene.

LA dreams can't believe what she became

Despite achieving her LA dreams, she is unable to believe the person she has become.

A jezebel queen lookin' for a heart to break

Described as a "jezebel queen" actively seeking hearts to break, possibly reflecting a destructive and manipulative nature.

She worshipped down at the altar, of those that came before

She worships those who paved the way for her in the entertainment industry.

Seeking out some shelter and try to open up another door

Searching for refuge and new opportunities, trying to open new doors in her life.

Didn't really wanna say my mistake when she got in too deep

Admitting a mistake, possibly related to getting deeply involved in the Hollywood lifestyle.

So she clinged to her things and the spells they bring and drowned at the bottom of the sea

Clings to material possessions and the influence of spells, leading to her metaphorical drowning at the bottom of the sea.

With LA dreams black magic could bring

Reiteration of the power of black magic in pursuing her LA dreams.

She sold her way to the Hollywood scene

Continues to emphasize her journey of selling herself to enter the Hollywood scene.

LA dreams can't believe what she became

Repeats the disbelief at the transformation she underwent in pursuit of LA dreams.

A jezebel queen lookin' for a heart to break

Reiterates her identity as a "jezebel queen" seeking hearts to break.

Oh, oh, jezebel, jezebel, jezebel cast your spell on me

Invocation of the character "jezebel" to cast a spell on the narrator or others, suggesting a captivating or enchanting influence.

A smile on her face but, the mirror showed the pain of

Despite a smiling facade, the mirror reveals the pain of altering her true self.

Changing what she's made of, yeah she lost who she was

Expresses the consequence of changing who she is, resulting in losing her authentic identity.

A smile on her face but, the mirror showed the pain of

Reiteration of the pain reflected in the mirror due to the internal changes.

Changing what she's made of, yeah she lost who she was

Reiterates the theme of losing her true self as a consequence of pursuing LA dreams.

LA dreams black magic could bring

Repeats the allure of black magic in achieving her dreams and successfully entering the Hollywood scene.

She sold her way to that Hollywood that Hollywood scene

Reiterates the journey of selling herself to become a part of the Hollywood scene.

And LA dreams can't believe what she became

Repeats the disbelief at the transformation she underwent in pursuit of LA dreams.

A jezebel a jezebel queen

Reiterates her identity as a "jezebel queen" looking for hearts to break.

Oh just a jezebel a jezebel queen

Repeats the characterization of the woman as a "jezebel queen."

Lookin' for a heart to break

Emphasizes her ongoing search for hearts to break.

She was raised in the west with Navajo veins

Reiteration of her background with Navajo heritage in the western part of the United States.

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