Buck-O-Nine has released several albums including Songs in the Key of Bree, Barfly, Twenty-Eight Teeth, and Libido.
Currently Buck-O-Nine still plays shows for fun. They have re-connected with the positive, fun vibe that the band originated from.
She's Fat
Buck-O-Nine Lyrics
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She told me I had a cut butt
Right away I fell for her
She made me feel so secure
I don't mind her being all that
I don't mind her being fat
But she told me a big white lie
she told me that she loved me
Was it just a lie?
Now she's with someone else
She waved me goodbye
now that time has passed
I can't see to get her off my mind
They say the pain will go away
It's just a matter of time
The Buck-O-Nine's song "She's Fat" is a catchy punk rock tune with somewhat controversial and provocative lyrics. The song tells a story of a guy who falls in love with a girl who is overweight and has a reputation of being promiscuous. Despite believing that society would judge him for being with her, he feels secure in her presence. However, their love soon comes to an end when he discovers that she lied to him and was seeing someone else. Even though he tries to move on, he can't seem to get her out of his head.
The song's lyrics can be interpreted in different ways, but overall it addresses themes of societal prejudices, body image, and heartbreak. The singer went against societal norms by falling in love with a "fat" and "slutty" girl, only to be betrayed in the end. The lyrics also suggest that the guy's love for her was genuine, which makes the girl's lies and infidelity hurt even more.
The chorus of the song, "She's fat, she's a slut," is intentionally provocative and meant to grab the listener's attention. The use of derogatory terms such as "fat" and "slut" also adds to the punk rock genre's rebellious nature, challenging societal norms and expectations.
Line by Line Meaning
she's fat, she's a slut
The singer is describing a woman in a derogatory manner.
She told me I had a cut butt
The woman gave the singer a compliment and it made him feel good.
Right away I fell for her
The singer quickly became interested in the woman after she complimented him.
She made me feel so secure
The woman made the artist feel safe and comfortable.
I don't mind her being all that
The artist does not care about the woman's negative qualities.
I don't mind her being fat
The singer does not mind that the woman is overweight.
But she told me a big white lie
The woman lied to the singer about something important.
How could I look her in the eye
The artist found it difficult to confront the woman after she lied to him.
she told me that she loved me
The woman said she loved the artist.
Was it just a lie?
The artist questions whether the woman's love was sincere.
Now she's with someone else
The woman is in a relationship with another person.
She waved me goodbye
The woman ended her relationship with the artist.
now that time has passed
After a significant amount of time has gone by.
I can't see to get her off my mind
The singer is still thinking about the woman.
They say the pain will go away
Other people have told the singer that the emotional hurt will eventually fade.
It's just a matter of time
The healing process just requires patience.
Lyrics © Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
Written by: Anthony Jerome Curry, Craig William Yarnold, Daniel Leon Albert, Jon Ryan Pebsworth, Jonas Kleiner, Scott Tyler Kennerly, Steve D Bauer
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