Big Fish
Eatliz Lyrics


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They treat you
Real nice
The drinks are
With ice
I kissed you goodnight
We must not fight

Although I did
I'll make you take the blame
I'll make you take the blame
I'll do it again

Although I did
I'll make you take the blame
I'll make you take the blame
I'll do it again

I do not wish to know where I am
I do not wish to know where you are
I do not wish to know where you're from
I do not wish to be anywhere

My liver is so old
All purple & gold
We started to dance
I woke up in France

Although I did
I'll make you take the blame
I'll make you take the blame
I'll do it again

Although I did
I'll make you take the blame
I'll make you take the blame
I'll do it again

I do not wish to know where I am
I do not wish to know where you are
I do not wish to know where you're from
I do not wish to be anywhere

I do not wish to know where I am
I do not wish to know where you are




I do not wish to know where you're from
I do not wish to be anywhere.

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Eatliz's "big fish" seem to describe the aftermath of a night out where the singer has gotten drunk and potentially made a mistake in their behavior towards someone. The first two lines set the scene for a pleasant evening with good drinks and good company. However, the third line suggests that there may have been some argument or disagreement that occurred ("We must not fight").


But despite acknowledging their fault in the situation, the singer is still willing to deflect blame onto the other person ("I'll make you take the blame"). The repetition of this line and "I'll do it again" emphasize their willingness to continue this behavior and suggests a lack of accountability.


The chorus expresses a desire for distance and avoidance of confrontation, with the repeated refrain "I do not wish to know" and the final line "I do not wish to be anywhere."


The final verse offers a glimpse into the physical toll of these nights with the description of an aging, damaged liver ("My liver is so old / All purple & gold"). The line "We started to dance / I woke up in France" adds a surreal and disorienting element to the narrative, further emphasizing the singer's lack of control and awareness.


Overall, the lyrics of "big fish" lament the consequences of self-destructive behavior while also acknowledging a reluctance to change or take responsibility for one's actions.




Line by Line Meaning

They treat you
The people there treat you well.


Real nice
They treat you kindly and hospitably.


The drinks are
The drinks they serve are good.


With ice
They serve the drinks chilled with ice.


I kissed you goodnight
We had a good night and I gave you a kiss goodnight.


We must not fight
We should avoid fighting or arguing.


Although I did
Even though I started a fight or argument.


I'll make you take the blame
I will shift the blame onto you.


I'll do it again
I will likely start another fight or argument.


I do not wish to know where I am
I don't care about my current location or surroundings.


I do not wish to know where you are
I don't care about your current location or surroundings.


I do not wish to know where you're from
I have no interest in your origins or background.


I do not wish to be anywhere
I feel indifferent about my location or environment.


My liver is so old
I have been consuming alcohol for a long time.


All purple & gold
It has affected my liver and turned it purple and gold.


We started to dance
We began dancing.


I woke up in France
I passed out and woke up in France.


I do not wish to know where I am
I don't care about my current location or surroundings.


I do not wish to know where you are
I don't care about your current location or surroundings.


I do not wish to know where you're from
I have no interest in your origins or background.


I do not wish to be anywhere
I feel indifferent about my location or environment.




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