Wna torture me tn? Lyrics – skaiwater

Wna torture me tn? Lyrics Meaning

### Verse 1: skaiwater
In the first verse, skaiwater reflects on a significant past relationship marked by emotional turbulence and personal growth. The line “This one’s for the record, this one’s for the books, this one’s for the better” suggests that the relationship was noteworthy and transformative, despite its challenges. He admits to putting his partner through difficult times (“I put that b!tch through hell”) but also supporting her, such as paying for her education (“I put that b!tch through college, I sent that b!tch a check”). The acknowledgment of her forgetting these gestures indicates feelings of being unappreciated.

The reference to “Southside in the country” could imply a specific, perhaps rural, setting that holds significance for their relationship. Skaiwater admits to learning a lot about himself through his experiences with his partner, highlighting personal growth (“I learned so much about me fu*king with ya”). The mention of not being able to have intimate moments when her cousins are around points to awkward and complicated living situations.

The line “You won’t pull out the whips and chains ’cause your mother ashamed of you” indicates that his partner’s family’s disapproval affects their ability to freely express their s*xuality. The repeated call to “bring the cuffs out, bring the strap out, bring the tail out” emphasizes a desire to break free from societal judgments and embrace their true selves. Despite their complicated relationship, he recognizes her independence and maturity (“You’re independent, baby, you pay for your own hair now, you pay for your own s*it”). He warns her to be cautious of others who might take advantage of her (“watch them people in your pockets”), and advises her not to emulate him, acknowledging his own shortcomings (“never strive to be like me ’cause, bae, I don’t own s*it”).

### Chorus: skaiwater
In the chorus, skaiwater uses intense and provocative imagery to convey a longing for a deep, possibly painful connection. By asking “What’s your name my dear? Wanna torture me tonight?” he implies a desire for an emotionally intense and possibly masochistic interaction. “Tie me down from my chest to my back, sacrifice me like a lamb, drag me with you to hell” suggests a willingness to endure extreme emotional and physical experiences for the sake of love or connection, reflecting the complexity and intensity of his feelings.

### Verse 2: KARRAHBOO
In the second verse, KARRAHBOO discusses her unique relationship dynamics and how they differ from others. She feels seen and understood by her partner, who perceives her positively (“You the only one that see me sweet”), while others misunderstand her (“All these other n!ggas see me tweak”). She values the personal, intimate moments they share, like kissing when she wakes up, indicating a deep emotional bond.

KARRAHBOO highlights her loyalty to a close-knit group (“I don’t fu*k with n!ggas, why I’m rolling with the ‘Crete”), suggesting she keeps her circle small and selective. She criticizes those who act cowardly or inauthentically around her (“Half these n!ggas pu*sy, see me, forget how to speak”). Her refusal to be a “side b!tch” emphasizes her self-respect and unwillingness to settle for less, portraying herself as unique and hands-on.

She acknowledges her fame and the challenges that come with it, including the need for self-protection (“Boy, I’m famous now, can never leave the house unarmed”). The mention of someone tattooing her name reflects deep admiration and commitment from others, but she recognizes her worth and asserts that there’s more to her than just superficial attraction (“He want a piece of me, he can’t, there’s more fish in the pond”). Her confidence is evident as she claims her attractiveness and unique qualities require a special kind of partner to handle her (“It take a special type of n!gga to balance what I’m on”). Ultimately, she declares her independence and capability to thrive alone (“I can do this on my own”).

### Bridge: skaiwater
In the bridge, skaiwater speaks to the success and financial gain from their endeavors (“All that trapping paid off, babe, we just hit for ten”). He expresses a willingness to spend his earnings on his partner, indicating his affection and support. The invitation for her to find solace and companionship with him (“You need a new best friend, my bed is free”) suggests he wants to provide comfort and be a reliable presence in her life. The repetition of “woah, woah” underscores the emotional intensity and anticipation of their connection.

### Chorus: skaiwater
The chorus reiterates the longing for an intense, emotionally charged relationship. By asking “What’s your name my dear? Wanna torture me tonight?” skaiwater emphasizes a desire for a passionate and potentially painful connection. The imagery of being tied down, sacrificed, and dragged to hell highlights the depth and complexity of his emotions, reflecting a willingness to endure extreme experiences for the sake of love or intimacy.