Revolver
Madonna ft. David Getta Lyrics

My love's a revolver
The singer compares her love to a revolver, which implies that her love is dominant, powerful and capable of leaving a lasting impact.

Oops I guess I shot ya
The singer acknowledges that she has caused some pain in the past by using her love as a weapon.

My finger's on the trigger
The singer implies that she is in control of the relationship and has the power to make decisions.

I had a bullet with your name on it
The singer suggests that she was thinking of a specific person when building her love as a weapon, capable of taking that person down.

Click, click
The sound of clicking suggests that the singer has not yet fired her weapon but is ready to do so if necessary.

I'm a sex pistol
The singer compares herself to a gun, suggesting that she has the power to attract and seduce anyone who comes into contact with her.

My love should be illegal
The singer suggests that her love is so intense that it should be forbidden, as it could potentially harm those who come into contact with it.

Real deal baby
The singer assures the listeners that her love is genuine and not a fake imitation.

I'm no counterfeit
The singer reinforces the idea that her love is authentic and not a cheap imitation.

Line 'em up
The singer suggests that she has many suitors who are interested in her.

Knock 'em down
The singer implies that she has the power to reject her suitors and move on to the next one.

If looks can kill
The singer suggests that her appearance is so powerful that if looks could kill, her admirers would have been taken down by now.

E-O-E-O
This is a meaningless chant that is repeated throughout the song, serving as a sort of battle cry for the singer.

My body's fully loaded
The singer implies that she is ready for action and is capable of taking on any challenge that comes her way.

And I got more ammo
The singer suggests that she has more weapons at her disposal, should she need to use them.

You're an accessory to a murder 'cause
The singer suggests that her admirers are complicit in the harm that her love can cause.

My sex is a killer
The singer reinforces the idea that her love and sex are powerful weapons that could leave someone completely destroyed.

Do you wanna die happy?
The singer is asking her suitors if they are willing to take the risk of being with her, even if it means potentially being harmed in the process.

I let it bang, bang
The singer implies that she is willing to use her weapon and unleash the full force of her love and sex, even if it means causing harm or destruction.

You've been hit by a smooth criminal
The singer implies that she is able to use her charm and seductive nature to get what she wants, even if it means leaving her admirers completely helpless and vulnerable.

A bad girl
The singer implies that she is someone who is not to be messed with and is capable of being very dangerous.

I got you cryin' to your mama
The singer implies that her admirers are so overwhelmed by the power of her love and sex that they feel helpless and vulnerable, like a child crying to their mother.

Sayin' I can't believe it
The singer implies that her admirers are in disbelief at how powerful her love and sex can be.

I seen ya tight
The singer implies that she has the power to make her admirers feel nervous or anxious.

Bring ya knife into a gun fight
The singer implies that her admirers are not prepared to deal with the level of force that her love and sex can bring, likening it to bringing a knife to a gun fight.

Caught up in love right
The singer suggests that her admirers are so caught up in the intensity of her love and sex that they are unable to escape it.

I shoot 'em bang, bang
The singer is ready and willing to use her weapon to its full potential, with the sound effects of 'bang, bang' serving as a sort of battle cry.

Mirror mirror on the wall
The singer is referencing the famous line from Snow White, implying that she is the fairest and most powerful of them all.

Who's the baddest of them all?
The singer implies that she is the most dangerous and powerful person in the room.

I light 'em up and watch 'em fall
The singer implies that she enjoys using her weapon and watching her admirers crumble under its force.

The shooter name is Wayne
This is a reference to Lil Wayne, who appears as a guest rapper on the track.

The victim didn't complain
The singer implies that her admirers are willing victims, unable to resist the power of her love and sex.

She just screamed 'shoot again'
The singer implies that her admirers are so entranced by her love and sex that they want to experience it again, despite the potential harm it may cause.

I gave her extra rounds
The singer implies that she is capable of going above and beyond in her quest for love and sex.

My barrel twist around
The singer is making a reference to the act of 'spinning the chamber' in a revolver, which suggests that she is a skilled and dangerous marksman.

I leave hearts on the ground
The singer implies that she is capable of breaking hearts and leaving her admirers completely devastated.

My love is a weapon
The singer reinforces the idea that her love is powerful and can be used to cause harm or destruction if necessary.

And yes I use it well
The singer implies that she is skilled in the art of using her love and sex as weapons, and is not afraid to do so.

Then I let the rose petals cover up the bullet shell
The singer is suggesting that despite the harm that her love can cause, she is capable of making it beautiful and enjoyable, with the rose petals symbolizing beauty and love.

I never shoot and tell
The singer implies that she keeps her romantic conquests private and does not share details about them with others.

And that vest ain't gonna help ya
The singer implies that her admirers are not prepared to deal with the full force of her love and sex, and that no protective vest could protect them.

Even if it's made of steel
The singer is emphasizing the idea that her love and sex are so powerful that no protective gear could possibly prevent harm from being caused.

Do you want to die happy?
The singer is asking her admirers if they are willing to take the risk of being with her, knowing that her love and sex could potentially cause harm or destruction.