All Wicked
All Wicked: Revelations of Self-Reflection
Lyrics
Kyle T. Oh what you and you're friends must think
Kyle T. is addressing someone and speculating about their opinion and thoughts.
About me and my geriatric crew.
Referring to his group as "geriatric crew," suggesting they are older and possibly out of touch.
It's a shame. Like every other kid I meet.
Expressing disappointment in the person mentioned in line 1, comparing them to other kids.
You're stuck out here with nothing else to do.
Suggesting the person is stuck in a dull situation with nothing else to do.
So we'll go down to the rock pile, slam some brews.
Describing a casual activity of going to the rock pile and drinking beer.
Tell me what you're all about.
Challenging the person to explain themselves or their beliefs.
When the cops come I'm screwed. You're scott free.
Anticipating trouble with the police, suggesting a rebellious or risky lifestyle.
I'll see you around.
Ending the interaction, expressing a casual farewell.
Caroline, or whatever the hell you're name is.
Addressing someone named Caroline, portraying her negatively as someone who talks excessively.
The girl who can't stop shitting out her mouth.
Continuing negative portrayal of Caroline, emphasizing her talkative nature.
If you know so much about the way it is,
Questioning Caroline's knowledge about life despite her talkativeness.
Then how come you're one drink from passing out.
Suggesting Caroline's vulnerability to alcohol and potential hypocrisy.
Don't you know that the hole underneath your nose can be an instrument?
Highlighting the mouth as a tool for communication and implying ignorance if misused.
It depends if the owner has a clue, but you can just pretend.
Suggesting that one can pretend or deceive using their words.
I'm all wicked, I think, cause I look down on you.
Admitting to feeling superior or judgmental toward the person addressed in line 1.
But you don't have a thing to say, and I can't help it anyway.
Noting the person's lack of response and expressing a sense of helplessness.
I'm all wicked, cause I'm no better than yourself.
Acknowledging one's own flaws or wrongdoing but feeling justified in judging others.
I just can't handle anymore of anything you said before.
Expressing an inability to tolerate more of the person's words or actions.
I've been thinking about how I've been a fool all along.
Reflecting on personal shortcomings and admitting to foolishness.
I can't help it if that's what you believe.
Indicating indifference to others' beliefs and stating acceptance of their opinions.
Was there ever a doubt?
Expressing certainty in self-discovery and understanding.
I knew I'd figure it out.
Confidently stating the ability to figure things out independently.
Without you there wouldn't be any room for me.
Emphasizing the importance of personal space and existence without external influence.
I'm all wicked.
Reiterating a sense of wickedness, possibly acknowledging flaws or rebellious behavior.
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