Taste
DJ K-More Lyrics
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I’m not a flaw in God’s design
I’m not a threat to your shrine
Take a deep breath and you’ll be fine
What does it matter to you?
You are insanely insecure
I can’t believe you think it’s impure
What does it matter to you?
I’ll be me
You’ll be fine
Let me be
Tastes like sin
The kind you’re into
Let me be
You cannot face your own desire
You are afraid to admire
You try in vain to put out the fire
Is this really bothering you?
I’m not a flaw in God’s design
Take a deep breath and you’ll be fine
I can’t believe
That this is bothering you
I’ll be me
You’ll be fine
Let me be
Tastes like sin
The kind you’re into
Let me be
I’ll be me
Let me be
The taste of sin you publically hate
The taste of sin you privately love
The taste of sin you publically hate
The taste of sin you privately love
I’ll be me
You’ll be fine
Let me be
Tastes like sin
The kind you’re into
So let me be
The song "Taste" by DJ K-More is about being comfortable in your own skin and not caring about what others think about you. The lyrics start with the idea that people may view the singer as a "flaw in God's design" or a "threat to your shrine," but ultimately, that doesn't matter. They encourage listeners to take a deep breath and be fine with who they are. The chorus repeats "let me be" and "tastes like sin," implying that some people may find their true self and desires sinful or immoral, but they should be allowed to be themselves without judgment.
The second verse delves deeper into the idea that people may be afraid to embrace their desires, leading to self-doubt and insecurity. The singer, however, believes that there's nothing wrong with following your heart and that those who judge are the ones with the problem. The song ends with a repeat of the chorus, emphasizing the importance of being true to oneself.
Overall, "Taste" is an empowering song that encourages listeners to be confident in their own skin and not let other people's opinions hold them back.
Line by Line Meaning
I’m not a flaw in God’s design
I am not a mistake made by God. I am meant to exist.
I’m not a threat to your shrine
My existence does not pose a threat to your beliefs or values.
Take a deep breath and you’ll be fine
Calm down and don't worry about my existence. It will not harm you.
What does it matter to you?
Why do you care about my existence? It does not concern you.
You are insanely insecure
You are excessively unsure of yourself and your beliefs.
What is it you love? You can’t be sure
You are unsure about what you truly believe in or love.
I can’t believe you think it’s impure
I am surprised that you believe my existence is immoral or wrong.
I’ll be me
I will not change who I am.
You’ll be fine
Your life will not be affected by my existence.
Let me be
Allow me to live my life without judgement or interference.
Tastes like sin
My existence is considered sinful or immoral by some people.
The kind you’re into
This 'sinful' lifestyle or existence is something that I enjoy and choose.
You cannot face your own desire
You are unable to accept or acknowledge your own desires, wants or needs.
You are afraid to admire
You are scared to show admiration or respect for someone who is different from you.
You try in vain to put out the fire
You are trying unsuccessfully to diminish or invalidate my existence and desires.
Is this really bothering you?
Are you genuinely distraught and preoccupied with my existence?
The taste of sin you publicly hate
You publicly express disapproval or disgust towards what you consider to be sinful.
The taste of sin you privately love
Behind closed doors, you secretly enjoy something that you consider to be sinful or 'wrong'.
Lyrics © O/B/O APRA AMCOS
Written by: David Ouellet, Patrick Labbé, Paul Di Giacomo, Louis Martineau
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