Medusa
Green-Eyed Enigma: Unveiling the Mystery Behind Yasmin Palm's 'Medusa'
Lyrics
She's the rumour of the decade
She's widely discussed and talked about in the current period.
She's the queen in her grade
She holds a prominent position among her peers or classmates.
The reason for all the hate
She is the cause behind a lot of animosity or dislike.
Her green eyes make me feel like she's Medusa
Her captivating green eyes make the singer feel as though she possesses the power of Medusa, who could turn people into stone.
Let me introduce her:
Letting the audience know about her.
The makeup always done
She consistently maintains her makeup.
Pretty nails and having fun
She takes care of her appearance, enjoys having well-groomed nails, and finds pleasure in enjoying herself.
Always out with anyone 'cause she can
She frequently socializes with various people because she can.
Have you looked her in the eyes
A cautionary suggestion not to make direct eye contact with her.
Better not 'cause you will die
Implying danger or a negative consequence if someone looks into her eyes.
Just her smile leaves a guy petrified
Even her smile has a powerful effect, causing guys to be extremely scared.
She's like fuck that life (whoo!)
She rejects societal norms or expectations (expressing rebellion).
She leaves them hypnotized
She captivates and entrances others with her presence.
But fuck that life
Rejecting a particular lifestyle or attitude.
When she comes around, there is no place to hide
When she's present, there's no way to avoid her impact or attention.
The green eyes never lie
Her green eyes are consistently truthful, reflecting her real self.
She has the perfect body, perfect type
She has an ideal physique, fitting societal standards, and captivating attractiveness.
More interesting than every hype
More intriguing and captivating than any over-hyped thing.
She is the best (sight)
She's perceived as the best or most desirable to look at.
She feels like paradise but deep down she's in disguise
She appears heavenly or perfect outwardly but hides her true nature underneath.
She seems evil inside
Despite her outward appearance, she seems to have a malevolent or evil side.
She is the bad (guy)
She is the person seen as the antagonist or troublemaker.
Every girl stairs at her
Other girls gaze at her, possibly with envy or disdain.
And be like, ugh
Reactions of dissatisfaction or frustration from other girls towards her.
Every girl stairs at her
Similar reactions from other girls towards her, indicating envy or disapproval.
And be like:
Expressing a desire to emulate her.
I want to be like her
Reiteration of her consistent makeup and enjoyment of socializing.
The makeup always done
Similar to line 6, highlighting her grooming habits and enjoyment of herself.
Pretty nails and having fun
Repeated information about her socializing habits.
Always out with anyone 'cause she can
Repeating caution against looking into her eyes.
Have you looked her in the eyes
Reiteration of the danger associated with making eye contact.
Better not 'cause you will die
Reinforcing the effect of her smile causing fear in guys.
Just her smile leaves a guy petrified
Similar to line 12, rejecting societal norms or expectations.
She's like fuck that life (whoo!)
Reiteration of her captivating and entrancing effect on others.
She leaves them hypnotized
Reinforcing the rejection of a particular lifestyle or attitude.
But fuck that life
Similar to line 15, emphasizing her powerful impact when present.
When she comes around, there is no place to
Abruptly cutting off the sentence but implying her unavoidable influence.
Fuck that life (fuck that life, fuck that life) (whoo!)
Reinforcing the rejection of a particular lifestyle or attitude with emphasis.
She leaves them hypnotized
Reiterating her captivating effect on others with emphasis.
But fuck that life (fuck that life, fuck that life)
Similar to line 15, emphasizing her powerful impact when present with added emphasis.
When she comes around, there is no place to hide
When she's around, there's nowhere to escape or hide from her presence.
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