Chicken

Love's Redemption: Navigating Mistakes and Heartache in John Roseboro's 'Chicken'
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Lyrics

Maybe I'm just a slut, just a fool

Expressing self-doubt and acknowledging the possibility of being promiscuous or foolish.

Tryna justify, breakin' all the rules

Attempting to find reasons or excuses for breaking societal or personal rules.

I cannot run away from mistakes

Acknowledging the inability to escape from past mistakes or errors.

Baby, I chickened out but who's chicken now

Admitting to backing out of a situation or commitment, but questioning the courage of the other party.

You've got a choice in this

Pointing out that there is a choice in the situation being discussed.

And I'm chicken shit.

Describing oneself as cowardly or afraid to confront something.

Look, I was wrong

Acknowledging a mistake and expressing regret for being wrong.


Maybe I'm just a simp, an idiot

Suggesting a possibility of being overly submissive or foolish in relationships.

Falling in love again and again and again and again

Admitting to repeatedly falling in love, possibly without learning from past experiences.

Maybe I'm made for this, get used to pain I guess

Speculating about one's suitability for enduring pain in relationships.

Heard from a friend of a friend of a friend

Receiving information indirectly through a chain of acquaintances.

I was a "Chicken, Topo Chico sippin'

Recalling a derogatory description, possibly received from others.

5' 6" Brunette Loving Sonovabitch"

Describing oneself with specific characteristics, possibly sarcastically or self-deprecatingly.

Was he wrong

Questioning the accuracy of the description received.


Running around like a headless chicken

Describing aimless and panicked behavior, akin to a headless chicken.

Baby hold my hand cos the world is spinning

Asking for support and reassurance in a chaotic or challenging situation.

Faster and faster in the wrong direction

Expressing a sense of things spiraling out of control in the wrong direction.

I was too cocky. I was too Johnny

Admitting to being overly confident or arrogant in the past, possibly using a specific nickname.

But I'm trying now and I'm crying out

Indicating an effort to change and expressing emotional distress.

The lyrics of this song contain explicit content.
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