Black Eye Lyrics By Allie X

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Black Eye Lyrics – Allie X Meaning & Facts By (Singles). You Can Watch This Video On YouTube While The Lyrics Are Written By Allie X & Das Kope. The Music Track Was Released Date :Oct. 13, 2023.

[Verse 1]
Something bad coming this way, darling
Don’t look back with every fucker
Keep your eye on the path or it’ll drive you mad
The world goes ’round
Makes me dizzy, but I hold my ground
When I get nauseous, I just gag it down, pound for pound
I gag it down, I gag it down

[Explanation of Verse 1]
The narrator acknowledges the presence of impending challenges or negativity, urging themselves and others not to dwell on past hardships. They emphasize the significance of staying focused and flexible in the face of adversity, indeed when the world feels inviting. Despite feeling dizzy or nauseous metaphorically, they assert their determination to persevere.

[Chorus]
Oh, hit me, hit me with that super pain
‘Cause a hit feels like I’m dancin’ in the rain
Gimme that beat
There’s no need to cry, it’s just a black eye, yeah
Hit me, hit me with that super bass
‘Cause I want tonight to slap me in the face
Gimme that beat
There’s no need to cry, it’s just a black eye, yeah

[Explanation of Chorus]
The chorus expresses a desire for intense experiences, likening pain to dancing in the rain or being slapped in the face. Rather than flinching down from discomfort, the narrator embraces it as a form of excitement or release.

[Verse 2]
Somеthing bad already happened
Doеs that make you sad?
I’m gonna burn it ’cause I don’t get mad
I am a modern dog, ah
Collar crime
Year on a leash, it makes a nasty mind
I’m sorry Mr. Fister, if I bite, it’s just spite
I will bite, I will bite

[Explanation of Verse 2]
The narrator reflects on past difficulties and the emotional toll they may have taken. Despite this, they maintain a sense of adaptability and refuse to let wrathfulness consume them. They compare themselves to a “modern dog” constrained by societal expectations but capable of lashing out when provoked.

[Chorus]
Oh, hit me, hit me with that super pain
‘Cause a hit feels like I’m dancin’ in the rain
Gimme that beat
There’s no need to cry, it’s just a black eye, yeah
Hit me, hit me with that super bass
‘Cause I want tonight to slap me in the face
Gimme that beat
There’s no need to cry, it’s just a black eye, yeah

[Explanation of Chorus]
Repeated chorus emphasizing the narrator’s embrace of pain and intense experiences, suggesting that they find liberation or pleasure in these sensations. They reiterate the communication that lapses or bruises are transitory and not worth lamenting over.

[Post-Chorus]
Oh, yeah
No need to cry, it’s just a black eye
Oh-oh
There’s no need to cry, it’s just a black eye

[Explanation of Post-Chorus]
A brief section reaffirming the idea that experiencing a “black eye” or pain is not a cause for distress or sorrow.

[Bridge]
(La-la-la)
(La-la-la-la-la-la, la-la-la-la, la-la-la)
(La-la-la-la-la-la, la-la-la-la, la-la-la)
(La-la-la-la-la-la, la-la-la-la, la-la-la)
Eye, eye, eye, ooh
Black, black, black eye
Eye, eye, eye
Give me a black eye
Eye, ooh, just a black eye

[Explanation of Bridge]
A melodic interlude with vocalizations, repeating the phrase “eye” and “black eye,” perhaps symbolizing the recurring nature of pain or hardship.

[Outro]
(Little baby, just dry your tears and say)
(A black eye never goes away)
(Little baby, just dry your tears and say)
(A black eye never goes away)
(Little baby, just dry your tears and say)
(A black eye never goes away)

[Explanation of Outro]
The outro reinforces the message that experiencing a “black eye” or pain is a normal part of life, and the narrator encourages others to accept this reality without succumbing to despair. The repeated chorus emphasizes the rigidity and strength of the mortal spirit.