Obey Lyrics – HalaCG, CDM PROD

Obey Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The singer feels like they have no control over their actions, being pulled toward something they can’t escape. When “he” calls their name, they have no choice but to go. The mention of blood and sharp teeth suggests something violent, possibly a monstrous force they are bound to. Despite the danger, they feel compelled to obey, as if they have no will of their own.

[Verse 1]
Here, the singer seems to be justifying their actions, saying they only want to make things better, even if their way of doing so is dark or harmful. They don’t fully understand the wrongness of their actions, or they choose to ignore it. Their main goal is to please “him” and fulfill their purpose, even if it means losing themselves. They are willing to give everything, hoping for approval.

[Chorus]
The singer struggles with loneliness and desperately wants “him” to return. They wander, lost and confused, needing his presence. However, there’s fear too—they don’t want to be taken or controlled again, but they can’t resist. The contradiction of wanting love yet fearing control suggests a toxic relationship where they mistake possession for affection. Their thoughts are clouded, making it hard to break free.

[Refrain]
This repeats the idea that they are powerless against “him.” No matter how much they might want to run, they are being called back. The violent imagery of blood and teeth reinforces the idea of being trapped in a cycle of destruction, yet they feel they must follow this path.

[Verse 2]
The singer now takes on a more predatory role, hunting someone down. They are unable to stop themselves, almost playing a game of chase, but with deadly consequences. They know their target is trying to hide, but they enjoy the pursuit. This could symbolize how they have fully embraced their dark nature or how they are being forced into it against their will.

[Chorus]
The feelings of loneliness and dependence on “him” return. The singer needs him, even though they also fear what he will do to them. They are trapped in an emotional conflict, unable to break free from this hold. The idea of love is twisted—does “he” truly love them, or is it just control disguised as affection? Their inability to think clearly suggests they are losing themselves completely.

[Refrain]
Again, the singer reinforces the idea that they have no escape. They are caught in a never-ending cycle of obedience and destruction. No matter how much they may want to resist, their need to obey overpowers everything.

[Verse 3]
The singer describes themselves as a predator, but they are also suffering. They are torn between two sides, their face “split in two,” which could mean inner conflict. They feel like they are burning, consumed by something they can’t control. They crave love from “him,” but they know deep down they will never get it. Trauma has shaped them, feeding them, controlling them like a dog trained to obey. They realize it might be too late to escape, and the only way out is through complete destruction. They hope for freedom, but it seems impossible.

[Refrain]
Once again, they repeat their inability to resist. The pattern continues—they are called, they obey, and the cycle of blood and violence continues.

[Chorus]
The singer’s loneliness and dependence return. They don’t know where “he” is, but they need him. At the same time, they fear being taken, yet they can’t think clearly enough to fight back. Their identity and free will are slipping away.

[Outro]
The song ends the same way it began, showing that nothing has changed. The singer remains trapped, still responding to “his” call, unable to break free. The cycle of control, obedience, and destruction continues without end.