Everybody Needs A Devil
Embracing Shadows: Unveiling the Dark Truth in 'Everybody Needs A Devil'
Lyrics
My guilt has been decided upon
Expressing a sense of guilt that has been judged or determined.
A skewed view
Referring to a distorted perspective or understanding of the situation.
A warped and distorted perception
Describing a twisted and warped perception of reality.
In today's cancel culture age
Commenting on the cancel culture prevalent in today's society.
Stained glass truth
Suggesting that the truth is like stained glass, dependent on convincing others.
Is only true if you can make them believe you
Implying that the truth is only valid if one can make others believe in it.
Twisting My words to paint your distorted perception of reality
Talking about the manipulation of words to create a distorted perception in others.
So you can try to persecute me
Accusing others of twisting words to persecute the speaker.
Try to persecute me
Reiterating the attempt to persecute the speaker.
I am
Stating the speaker's identification as the "Devil" needed by others.
The
-Devil
-That
-You
-Need
-Everybody needs a devil
Emphasizing that everyone requires a "Devil" in their lives.
Everybody needs a devil
-Everybody needs a devil
-I left my mark and you wear it well
Indicating that the speaker has left a lasting impact, and others embrace it.
And now your plotting with the dead
Suggesting collaboration with negative forces to bring harm to the speaker.
To crawl up from the ground and drag me down to hell with you
Describing a plot to bring the speaker down to hell.
Everybody needs a devil
Reiterating the speaker's identity as the needed "Devil" despite persecution.
Your misery
-Loves my company
-I am now the devil that you need
-Twisting My words to paint your distorted perception of reality
-So you can try to persecute me
-Try to persecute me
-I am the devil that you need
-Everybody needs a devil
Affirming that everybody requires a "Devil" in their lives.
Everybody needs a devil
-You see
Suggesting a shift in perspective where the speaker becomes the perceived "Devil."
Today your devil is me
Acknowledging the speaker as the current embodiment of the listener's "Devil."
Your devil is me
-My guilt has been decided upon
Repeating the idea of guilt being predetermined and a distorted view of reality.
A skewed view
-A warped and distorted perception
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