Revolver
Ft Lil Wayne Lyrics

My love's a revolver
The love I have for someone is a powerful weapon, which I will use to my advantage.

My love's a revolver
The love I have for someone is a powerful weapon, which I will use to my advantage.

Oops I guess I shot ya
I made a mistake and ended up hurting you with my love, which is like a powerful weapon.

My finger's on the trigger
I am in control of the powerful love I have for you, and I can use it whenever I want.

I had a bullet with your name on it
I targeted my love to you specifically and was ready to hit you where it hurts.

Click, click
I am teasing you because I could use my love as a weapon against you at any time.

I'm a sex pistol
I am a powerful lover, who can use my love as a weapon to make you feel good.

My love should be illegal
The intensity of my love is so great that it should not be allowed by law.

Real deal baby
My love is genuine and authentic, not fake or counterfeit.

I'm no counterfeit
I am the real deal, and my love is authentic, not fake or counterfeit.

Line 'em up
I am lining up potential lovers to target with my powerful love and use it as a weapon against them.

Knock 'em down
I am trying to destroy my potential lovers with the power of my love and use it as a weapon against them.

If looks can kill
My intense gaze can be lethal, demonstrating the power of my love when used as a weapon.

E-O-E-O
This phrase is likely used to rhyme with 'kill' and add musicality to the song.

My body's fully loaded
I am ready and willing to use my love as a weapon against someone.

And I got more ammo
I have more love to use as a weapon against those I target with my powerful passion.

You're an accessory to a murder 'cause
Those who fall victim to my powerful love and become 'murdered' in the process become accomplices in the crime, which is the extent of the power of my love when used as a weapon.

My love's a revolver
The love I have for someone is a powerful weapon, which I will use to my advantage.

My sex is a killer
My sexuality is so powerful that it can kill, demonstrating the extent to which I can use my love as a weapon.

Do you wanna die happy?
Do you want to experience the power of my love, even if it might hurt you in the end? This line is likely meant to be a seductive question.

I let it bang, bang
I let the power of my love explode, with the sound of 'bang' being an onomatopoeic reference to a gunshot, further accentuating the dangerous weaponization of love.

You've been hit by a smooth criminal
I have attacked you smoothly and without detection with my powerful love, which acts as a weapon.

A bad girl
I am behaving in a way that is edgy, sexy, and possibly dangerous for those who fall in love with me, which is why my love should be considered a weapon.

I got you cryin' to your mama
The power of my love has driven you to tears, which is a demonstration of the pain it can cause when used as a weapon.

Sayin'
This is a continuation of the previous line, indicating that you are emotionally upset by the power of my love.

I can't believe it
You are unable to comprehend the dangerous power of my love and how it has affected you.

I seen ya tight
I have noticed that you have been deeply affected by the power of my love, which has made you feel trapped or confined.

Bring ya knife into a gun fight
You have brought a lesser weapon to fight against the powerful love that I wield, which is like a deadly firearm.

Caught up in love right
You have fallen deeply in love with me, to the point that my love has become an overwhelming force that affects you physically, mentally, and emotionally.

Think I'm in love, I
I am also deeply in love with you and cannot control the power of my own feelings, which act as a weapon against us both.

Bang ,
This is a continuation of the onomatopoeic 'bang' that emphasizes the weaponization of love.

The shooter name is Wayne
The 'shooter' referenced here is Lil Wayne himself, who is responsible for the powerful love that he is discussing in the song.

The victim didn't complain
The person on the receiving end of Lil Wayne's powerful love did not fight back, and may have even enjoyed it, further emphasizing the seductive danger of love used as a weapon.

She just screamed 'shoot again'
The person being targeted by Lil Wayne's love has become addicted to the power of his love, begging him to 'shoot again' with his weaponized passion.

I gave her extra rounds
Lil Wayne has 'overloaded' his lover with more love than she can handle, demonstrating the overwhelming power of his love when used as a weapon.

My barrel twist around
This is a reference to the nature of a revolver, emphasizing the weaponization of love as Lil Wayne intended it in his lyrics.

I am Mr. shoot 'em down
Lil Wayne is 'Mr. Shoot 'Em Down', using his powerful love as a weapon, and striking down any potential lovers who get in his way.

I leave hearts on the ground
Lil Wayne's powerful weaponized love leaves a trail of broken hearts in its wake, further emphasizing the danger and destruction that can result from using love as a weapon.

My love is a weapon
This line is a repetition and confirmation of the central theme of the song, namely, that love can be used as a weapon when wielded with enough power and passion.

And yes I use it well
Lil Wayne is skilled in using his love as a weapon and knows how to make it hurt when he needs to.

Then I let the rose petals
This is a reference to the way in which Lil Wayne covers his tracks as a 'shooter' by throwing petals over his bullets, further emphasizing the seductive danger of his love.

Cover up the bullet shell
This line completes the previous one, focusing on the aftermath of Lil Wayne's weaponized love and how he covers it up, hiding the destructive power of his passion.

I never shoot and tell
Lil Wayne is secretive about his love and does not reveal the full extent of his power, as this would be too dangerous and alluring.

I only shoot to kill
When Lil Wayne uses his love as a weapon, he does so with deadly accuracy, striking to kill and ending up with a trail of broken hearts behind him.

And that vest ain't gonna help ya
There is no protection against the power of Lil Wayne's love when used as a weapon, even a vest made of steel could not withstand it.

My sex is a killer
My sexuality is so powerful that it can kill, demonstrating the extent to which I can use my love as a weapon.

I shoot 'em bang, bang
Lil Wayne has used the power of his love as a weapon to bring others down, and is proud of his ability to pull the trigger and make them fall.

Mirror mirror on the wall
This line is likely meant as a reference to the fairy tale of Snow White and the Seven Dwarves, and how the evil queen would always ask the mirror for confirmation that she was the fairest of them all. In this case, Lil Wayne is asking the mirror who is the baddest of them all, emphasizing the seductive danger of love as a weapon.

Who's the baddest of them all?
Lil Wayne is asking who is the most dangerous and powerful wielder of love as a weapon.

I shoot 'em bang, bang
Lil Wayne reiterates his power to bring others down, using the power of his love as a weapon once again.

I light 'em up and watch 'em fall
Lil Wayne's love is like a weapon, which he uses to 'light up' his targets and watch them fall and get defeated.

Do you want to die happy?
Do you want to experience the power of my love, even if it might hurt you in the end? This line is likely meant to be a seductive question.

Do you want to die?
This line likely refers to the potential danger involved in allowing oneself to become a victim of Lil Wayne's love when used as a weapon.