She Didn't Know

Unaware Consequences: A Tale of Naiveté
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Lyrics

Yeah, oh yeah

Expression of affirmation or agreement


Born a queen up on her side, and she felt it too

Describing the subject as a confident and self-aware individual from birth

There's a lot they can see when there ain't nothing to do

Observing life when there's nothing else to occupy one's time

She got down on her knees and then dug herself out

Symbolic act of perseverance and self-recovery

Slipping to the east side and prancing about

Moving to a different, possibly challenging, environment and behaving confidently


Learn a language, baby, it's that kind of place

Encouragement to learn and adapt in a dynamic environment

Low card is hunger and high card is taste

Metaphorical reference to life's struggles and pleasures

And trouble is small change when daddy's around

Challenges are insignificant when protected or supported

You know that she learned a lesson when she happened down

Learning from experiences, especially challenging ones


She didn't know (the barrel was loaded)

Repetition emphasizing ignorance or lack of awareness leading to consequences

She didn't know (the barrel was loaded)

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She didn't know (the barrel was loaded)

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She didn't know, no, no, no

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One eye on the table, one eye on the floor

Being watchful and cautious in a situation

She got beat for her pride with her back to the door

Experiencing consequences for pride and vulnerability

She'd be digging the spotlight and call it her own

Enjoying attention or success, which is fleeting

But you know it's over when everyone's gone

Recognizing the end of something when others have moved on


She didn't know (the barrel was loaded)

Reiteration of lack of awareness and innocence

She didn't know (the barrel was loaded)

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She didn't know (the barrel was loaded)

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She didn't know, no, well, how could she know?

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Stealing seconds together, the day is the night

Sharing intimate moments, possibly secret or forbidden

You can fly your own colors as long as they're right

Expressing individuality within societal norms

The trigger invites you and so do the boys

Highlighting the potential dangers of risky behavior

But if there ain't no one listening, well, there ain't no noise

Recognition that actions or achievements need an audience


She didn't know (the barrel was loaded)

Continued emphasis on the lack of awareness and its consequences

She didn't know (the barrel was loaded)

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She didn't know (the barrel was loaded)

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She didn't know, no

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She didn't know (the barrel was loaded)

Repeating the theme of ignorance leading to unforeseen outcomes

She didn't know (the barrel was loaded)

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She didn't know (the barrel was loaded)

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She didn't know, no

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She didn't know

Final acknowledgment of the subject's lack of knowledge

She didn't know

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