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Best Kept Secret
Braves Lyrics
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Got me six feet in
Now you're living underneath my skin
I'm your Skeleton
You're the ache in my bones
Don't you never ever ever leave me alone?
Eat me up turn me to oxygen
You'll believe me when I whisper it
You're my best kept secret
When I'm in chains would you swallow the key?
Now I know, you're not what I want
You're just what I need
Got me enslaved, and it's heavenly
Now I know you're not what I want
You're just what I need, what I need
Drink me down to the marrow
While you haunt my throne
Like a dog in your temple
You make me tremble
You're the salt in my wound
I'm immune to your needle and your my spoon
Hang me up in ur gallows
And enjoy the show
The lyrics of Braves’s song “Best Kept Secret” depict a tumultuous relationship with someone who has become the singer’s “Skeleton” and “pathogen,” someone who has taken over their existence and infected them to the point where they can’t live without them. The line “Got me six feet in” could refer to being buried alive, suffocating under the weight of this person's presence in their life. Despite this caustic relationship, the singer feels an intense attraction and dependence to this person, as evidenced by the line “You're just what I need, what I need.” The singer knows that this relationship is not a healthy one, but they still feel trapped and unable to leave, as “Got me enslaved and it's heavenly.”
The lyrics paint a vivid picture of codependency, with the singer’s addiction to this person being so strong that they would even ask them to swallow the key if they were in chains. The relationship is compared to being chained, being in gallows, being haunted on a throne, and being infected with a pathogen. The person is an “ache in my bones,” “salt in my wound,” and “dog in your temple” – they have infiltrated every aspect of the singer’s being, and they relish in the torment they inflict.
Despite the toxic nature of this relationship, there’s a sense of twisted romance to the lyrics. It’s almost as if the singer enjoys being hurt, as long as it’s by this person, their “best kept secret.” The singer is trapped, but they also seem to be reveling in their captivity.
Line by Line Meaning
No I never shoulda let you in
Admitting you into my life was wrong
Got me six feet in
You have trapped me in your grasp
Now you're living underneath my skin
You have complete control over me
I'm your Skeleton
I am at your mercy
You're the ache in my bones
You are a constant source of pain and turmoil in my life
Don't you never ever ever leave me alone?
I am afraid of being alone without you
Eat me up turn me to oxygen
You consume me entirely, and without you, I am nothing
You're my pathogen
You are a source of infection and destruction in my life
You'll believe me when I whisper it
I know how to manipulate you, and you will believe whatever I say
You're my best kept secret
You are the one thing I cannot share with the world
When I'm in chains would you swallow the key?
Even when I am trapped, I trust you to release me
Now I know, you're not what I want
I am aware that you are not good for me
You're just what I need
But I cannot live without you
Got me enslaved, and it's heavenly
Being bound to you is terrible, but I cannot help but enjoy it
Drink me down to the marrow
You consume all of me, down to the very essence of my being
While you haunt my throne
You have taken over my life and left me powerless
Like a dog in your temple
I am blindly obedient to you, no matter how unjust or cruel you are
You make me tremble
Your presence evokes fear and vulnerability in me
You're the salt in my wound
You intensify the pain and suffering that I am already experiencing
I'm immune to your needle and your spoon
I have become desensitized to your harmful actions
Hang me up in your gallows
You have complete control over my fate
And enjoy the show
You take pleasure in the pain and suffering that you inflict upon me
Writer(s): Thorry Koren, Isaac Koren, John Humphrey
Contributed by Nora H. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
Michael James Clifford
Other things that might deserve a rewind:
Carlton Fisk's "waved fair" homer in '75
The Cardinal's Game 6 comeback in 2011
The Cubs' 2016 WS win after 108 years
The Royals' win 1985 WS Game 6
Then there are things that deserve one but for which footage might not exist, like the Shot Heard 'Round the World or Mazeroski's 1960 HR against the Yankees.
Montana to Clark "The Catch"
The Giant's Super Bowl XLII win over the undefeated Patriots
And, to be fair, the Patriots 25-point comeback over the Falcons in Super Bowl LI
The Bills' 32-point comeback against Houston
Jack
This loss set the Pirates back about 20 years.
55Porter
This loss sent the Pirates organization into permanent irrelevance, minus about a 3-year window in the mid 2010's.
Anthony Kernich
Judging by that pathetic effort against Baez, they are still nowhere near being relevant. How can you not cover the bag?
mister troll
@noddo how times have changed
TheBuffy20ppanther
As a pirates fan... it’s sad to admit their the laughingstock of the NL. I honestly think the Marlins are better. It’s sad because we are not gonna be good for a very long time
rjm22nd
As of 2019, they're STILL very much set back. Yeah they might have had a very brief period from 2013-2015 where they put together good seasons and clinched 3 straight wild card berths but from 2016 on they went back to the same old sucky ways. Who knows if or when they'll ever be really good again like the 1970's or the early 1990's.
Steve Podsedly
Randy Marsh can’t have a tight strike zone?
I thought this was America.
Muse Ahmed
Love the comment
jason m.
wudda ya wanna do huh?
Timothy Burton
@ADEAL918 - Yeah, this is one of the greatest moments I've ever experienced as a Braves fan, but I have to admit that ball four to Berryhill was a strike for almost ANY other umpire. Hell, even Berryhill thought it was a strike.