Devil Is Fine
Zeal & Ardor Lyrics
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devil is fine
he come i early morning
devil is fine
he go by many names
devil is fine
we gonna go home to the flames
devil is fine
he gon forgive my sin
devil is fine
he promise many things
devil is fine
i can't do him no wrong
devil is fine
i see him before long
nobody gon show you the way now
nobody gon hold your hand no
nobody gon show you the way now
devil is fine
nobody gon show you the way now
nobody gon hold your hand no
nobody gon lead you the way now
devil is fine
devil is fine
devil is fine
little one better fins your way now
devil is fine
little one better find your way out
devil is kind
little one better run for your life
devil is fine
little one where you going with that knife?
devil is kind
nobody gon show you the way now
nobody gon hold your hand no
nobody gon show you the way now
devil is fine
nobody gon let you go no
nobody gon hold your hand no
nobody gon lead you the way now
devil is fine
devil is fine
devil is fine
little one better fins your way now
devil is fine
little one better find your way out
devil is kind
little one better run for your life
devil is fine
little one where you going with that knife?
devil is kind
little one gotta heed my warning
devil kind
he come in early morning
devil is fine
The song "Devil is Fine" by Zeal & Ardor is a dark and haunting warning about the seductive power of the devil. The lyrics start with a warning to a "little one" that they should heed the warning because the devil is lurking and he is fine. The devil is portrayed as forgiving and promising many things, but the singer reminds us that we cannot do him any wrong or we will be going home to the flames.
The song talks about how nobody can show us the way or hold our hands, and that the devil is the only one who can lead us. The repetition of the phrase "devil is fine" and the insistent repetition of the chorus creates a hypnotic effect, which adds to the ominous feeling of the song. The use of the phrase "little one" in the lyrics adds to the feeling of vulnerability and innocence that the singer is trying to protect.
Overall, the song is a warning to be careful and not to be led astray by the seductive power of the devil. It is a reminder that we are responsible for our own choices and that it is up to us to find our way in life.
Line by Line Meaning
little one better heed my warning
You should pay attention to my warning, young one.
devil is fine
The devil is in a good state, for he is powerful and alluring.
he come i early morning
He arrives early in the morning, always persistent and unwavering.
he go by many names
The devil has many names, and has been recognized across many cultures and religions.
we gonna go home to the flames
If we continue to evoke the devil, we will meet our demise in the flames of hell.
he gon forgive my sin
The devil may corrupt us, but he will offer us forgiveness and redemption for our wrongdoings.
he promise many things
The devil will entice us with many promises, often leading to satiation with his wicked desires.
i can't do him no wrong
It is impossible for me to wrong the devil, for he has already led me to corruption.
i see him before long
I know that I will encounter the devil again soon.
nobody gon show you the way now
No one will guide you now, especially towards the right path.
nobody gon hold your hand no
No one will offer you any form of support or comfort.
nobody gon lead you the way now
No one will lead you down the right path, instead leaving you to be tempted by the devil.
nobody gon let you go no
No one will let you go, you are trapped.
little one better fins your way now
Young one, you must find your own path now, for there is no one to guide you.
little one better find your way out
Young one, you must escape from the temptation of the devil.
little one better run for your life
Young one, you must flee with your life from the devil's influence.
little one where you going with that knife?
Young one, what misguided actions are you about to commit under the devil's influence?
devil is kind
The devil may offer temptations and release us from our own morality, but in reality, he is as cruel as they come.
little one gotta heed my warning
Young one, I am warning you again to take heed of the dangers of the devil.
he come in early morning
The devil arrives each morning, ready to pounce and corrupt us once more.
Contributed by Logan P. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
Emmanouil Zifos
Little one gotta heed my warning
Devil is kind
He come in early morning
Devil is fine
He go by many names
Devil is kind
We gonna go home to the flames
Devil is fine
He gon' forgive my sin
Devil is kind
He promise many things
Devil is fine
I can't do him no wrong
Devil is kind
Oh, I see him before long
Devil is fine
Nobody gonna show you the way now
Nobody gonna hold your hand, no
Nobody gonna show you the way now
Devil is fine
Nobody gonna show you the way now
Nobody gonna hold your hand, no
Nobody gonna lead you the way now
The devil is fine
The devil is fine
The devil is fine
Little one better find your way now
Devil is kind
Little one better find your way out
Devil is kind
Oh, little one better run for your life
Devil is kind
Oh, little one where you going with that…
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