Lyrics
Someone started a rumor saying
Addressing a rumor that someone started about scars being made of rope.
Scars are made of rope
Reflecting on the idea that scars are formed from difficult experiences.
But you didn't tell your hands to tie that knot around your throat
Highlighting a self-destructive act, possibly symbolized by tying a knot around one's throat.
Isadora Duncan, is it convertibles you crave?
Referencing Isadora Duncan, questioning if the desire for convertibles reflects deeper desires or struggles.
Decisions make, decisions break
Emphasizing the impact of decisions, both constructive and destructive.
And enter in your grave
Alluding to the consequences of decisions leading to a metaphorical grave.
My neck, my neck
Repeating the idea of the neck, possibly symbolizing vulnerability or the impact of choices.
She's a total wreck
Suggesting that the subject's neck is in a state of disarray or vulnerability.
Hands up baby, table dancing
Encouraging a carefree attitude, possibly through table dancing and rebellion.
Numb that little heart
Advising to numb emotional pain or heartache.
Smashing glass and talking loudly
Describing a scene of breaking barriers and speaking boldly.
How'd you get so smart?
Questioning the intelligence or wisdom gained from experiences.
Tell the men just what you crave
Instructing to communicate desires openly to others.
Some you give and some you take
Highlighting the give-and-take nature of relationships.
Laced up, summed up
Suggesting a summary or conclusion about being tied up or restrained.
Never thought you'd actually cave
Expressing surprise at succumbing to something unexpected.
My neck, my neck
Reiterating the focus on the neck as a symbol of vulnerability.
She's a total wreck
Stating the subject's neck is in a distressed or chaotic state.
My neck, my neck
Repeating the idea of the neck being in a state of disarray.
She's a total wreck
Emphasizing the continued distress or chaos of the neck.
I'm not that skinny or tall
Rejecting the idea of being exceptionally thin or tall.
I'm not that skinny or tall
Repeating the rejection of the stereotype of being very thin or tall.
This is redressing a wrong
Addressing and correcting a perceived injustice or misunderstanding.
I'm not that skinny or tall
Reiterating that the speaker does not conform to the stereotype mentioned.
My neck, my neck
Repeating the focus on the neck, possibly as a central theme of vulnerability.
She's a total wreck
Stating the distress or chaos of the subject's neck.
My neck, my neck
Repeating the idea that the neck is in a state of disarray.
She's a total wreck
Emphasizing the ongoing distress or chaos of the neck.
My neck, my neck
Concluding with the repetition of the distressed or chaotic state of the neck.
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