Thunderstorm
K.U.R.O. Lyrics
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Smoking on your pack, you forget me
Tell me all the lies you want to leave
But in the end, it didn't faze me
Driving down the highway you can't see
All of the pain you put on me
Drowning out my words, gaslight me
Now I'm crying, got me feeling empty
If so, I will feel better leaving you in the first place
You strike me down act like you loved me before
But, it wasn't enough to come back to my door
To come back to my door
The lyrics to K.U.R.O.'s song "Thunderstorm" depict a tumultuous relationship filled with deceit, pain, and emotional manipulation. The singer reflects on their partner's toxic behavior, realizing that they should have recognized their true nature from the beginning. The line "Should've known you're bad when you text me" highlights the realization that the partner's actions, such as smoking and disregarding the singer, were indicators of their harmful intentions.
The lyrics also allude to the partner's tendency to lie and play mind games, as they claim to want to leave but their actions have no effect on the singer. The line "Tell me all the lies you want to leave, but in the end, it didn't faze me" suggests that the singer has become immune to the partner's manipulation. The partner's negligence is further emphasized through the line "Driving down the highway you can't see, all of the pain you put on me," conveying their inability or unwillingness to acknowledge the hurt they have caused.
The chorus of the song reflects the singer's emotional state, with the phrase "Now I'm crying, got me feeling empty" conveying their vulnerability and the profound sadness caused by the relationship. The lyrics also touch upon the partner's selfishness and lack of sincerity, as they proclaim their need for space but fail to demonstrate genuine love or remorse. The closing lines echo a sense of empowerment and self-preservation, with the singer expressing that they are better off without the partner, who failed to appreciate their love and now cannot return to their life.
Overall, "Thunderstorm" explores the themes of toxic relationships, emotional manipulation, and the resilience to move on from a hurtful past.
Line by Line Meaning
Should've known you're bad when you text me
I should have realized your negative intentions when you messaged me
Smoking on your pack, you forget me
Engaging in your own vices, you push me aside and disregard our connection
Tell me all the lies you want to leave
Feel free to express all the falsehoods you wish in order to distance yourself from me
But in the end, it didn't faze me
Despite your actions, they have not affected me emotionally
Driving down the highway you can't see
Blinded by your own perspective, you fail to understand the pain you have caused me
All of the pain you put on me
The entirety of the emotional distress that you have inflicted upon me
Drowning out my words, gaslight me
Suppressing my voice and manipulating my perception, you invalidate my experiences
Now I'm crying, got me feeling empty
As a result, I am overcome with sadness and a deep sense of emptiness
This what you wanted when you said you needed space
Did you desire this outcome when you expressed a need for distance?
If so, I will feel better leaving you in the first place
In that case, I will experience a sense of relief by severing ties with you from the beginning
You strike me down act like you loved me before
You bring me down and pretend as if you had genuine feelings of love in the past
But, it wasn't enough to come back to my door
However, those alleged feelings were insufficient to motivate you to return to my life
To come back to my door
To return to my presence and seek reconciliation
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Written by: Mommina Kay
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