Mean Girl
Unmasking Cruel Love: Tamara Stewart's Powerful 'Mean Girl' Revelation
Lyrics
Girl it's good to see ya
Expressing pleasure at seeing the girl.
It sure has been a minute
It's been a while since they last met.
I've got some young gun memories with us all up in 'em
Recalling memories involving youth and adventure.
Laughing on the ledge at the edge of the world
Remembering shared laughter in daring situations.
We sure were brave and crazy Girl
Acknowledging their past bravery and spontaneity.
Since you fell in love
Noticing a change in the girl since she fell in love.
I 'aint hardly seen ya
Observing a lack of interaction due to the girl's new relationship.
Except for some champagne frames up on social media
Seeing glimpses of the girl's life through social media.
Smiling with that boy that I warned you about
Expressing concern about the boy she warned the girl about.
But something 'aint right looking at you now
Sensing that something is wrong in the girl's current situation.
So don't lie to me and tell me that it's nothin
Requesting honesty about the girl's troubles.
I can tell that it 'aint nothin
Perceiving that there is more to the situation than meets the eye.
Can't you see I 'aint buying what you're telling me?
Expressing skepticism towards the girl's explanations.
What do you mean Girl ?
Seeking clarification on the girl's actions and emotions.
Staring in the mirror at the proof he couldn't face himself
Reflecting on the boy's inability to confront himself in the mirror.
You bargain and scheme girl
Describing the girl's attempts to negotiate and manipulate the situation.
Convincing yourself if you didn't, then he wouldn't raise hell
Believing that the boy causes chaos only because the girl allows it.
Only a coward will gaslight a woman
Highlighting the cowardice in manipulating and confusing a woman.
Strike a match just to watch to her scream
Illustrating the destructive nature of the boy's actions.
You 'aint crazy, Baby
Affirming that the girl is not crazy; it's the boy's cruelty.
He's just mean Girl
Concluding that the boy is simply mean, not the girl's actions.
You don't have to tell me
Encouraging the girl to communicate her needs.
Just tell me what you're needing
Expressing readiness to support the girl during difficult times.
I can't just stand by, denying, while your heart is bleeding
Unable to passively witness the girl's suffering.
Trying to make sense of the senseless things
Trying to understand the irrational aspects of the situation.
The shame and blame all belong to him
Attributing shame and blame to the boy, not the girl.
Don't tell me that he's sorry
Rejecting apologies as insufficient for the boy's actions.
His "Sorry's" 'aint enough
Asserting that apologies cannot cover up the boy's lies.
His lies don't disguise that what he's calling love
Emphasizing that the boy's version of love is harmful.
Is breaking your spirit like a Songbird's wing
Comparing the impact to breaking a Songbird's wing.
But remember you can fly, remember you can sing
Encouraging the girl to remember her strength and resilience.
So don't lie to me and tell me that it's nothin
Reiterating the need for honesty about the situation.
I can tell that it 'aint nothin
Reaffirming the perception that the girl is hiding the truth.
Can't you see the truth is gonna set you free
Highlighting the liberating power of acknowledging the truth.
So don't lie to me
Stressing the importance of truth in the girl's situation.
What do you mean Girl ?
Repeating the question about the meaning of the girl's actions.
Staring in the mirror at the proof he couldn't face himself
Reiterating the image of the boy avoiding his reflection.
You bargain and scheme girl
Describing the girl's attempts to justify her actions.
Convincing yourself if you didn't, then he wouldn't raise hell
Emphasizing the girl's role in preventing chaos by standing up.
Only a coward will gaslight a woman
Reiterating the cowardice in manipulating and confusing a woman.
Strike a match just to watch to her scream
Portraying the destructive nature of the boy's actions.
You 'aint crazy, Baby
Reassuring the girl that she is not crazy.
You 'aint crazy, Baby
Repeating the affirmation that the girl is not crazy.
He's just mean Girl
Concluding that the boy is simply mean, not the girl's actions.
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