Eve
Neeka Lyrics


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Oh no no, you'll never be acquainted
Oh no no, you'll never be acquainted

Old tears, lost voice,
she's playing
Foul play, but it's your choice,
she's waiting
But Eve, you'll never be acquainted
Eve, you'll never be acquainted

She's faking,
she won't play it fair
She'll cash in on the profits
of her despair

But Eve, you'll never be acquainted
Eve, you'll never be acquainted
Oh no you won't

Eve, you'll never be
Eve, you'll never be
Eve, you'll never be acquainted

Eve, you'll never be
Eve, you'll never be
Eve, you'll never be acquainted

Twisted, a pretender,
she's waiting till I weaken,
defend her,
she's playing

But Eve, you'll never be acquainted
Eve, you'll never be acquainted
Oh no you won't

She'll take as much as she can get
she reings the table, places her bets

But Eve, you'll never be acquainted
Eve, you'll never be acquainted
Oh no you won't

Eve, you'll never be
Eve, you'll never be
Eve, you'll never be acquainted

Eve, you'll never be
Eve, you'll never be
Eve, you'll never be acquainted

Slow storm raging through this land
she regains her strength
Slow storm raging through this land
she regains her strength in the rain





Oh no no, you'll never be acquainted ...

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Neeka's song "Eve" revolve around a character named Eve who is described as being fake and playing unfairly to gain profits from her despair. The repeated phrase "Eve, you'll never be acquainted" emphasizes the singer's distance and lack of connection with this character. The lines "Twisted, a pretender, she's waiting till I weaken, defend her, she's playing" seem to suggest that Eve is manipulative and waits for others to become vulnerable so that she can exploit them for her own gain.


The lyrics convey a sense of caution and wariness towards Eve's actions and behavior. The words "foul play" and "she'll cash in on the profits" suggest that Eve's intentions are not genuine and that she may be involved in some sort of deceitful scheme. The line "slow storm raging through this land, she regains her strength in the rain" paints a picture of Eve as a powerful force that is gaining strength despite the potential harm she might cause.


Overall, Neeka's song "Eve" is a cautionary tale about the dangers of getting involved with people who may have questionable intentions. It urges the listener to stay vigilant and protect themselves from potentially harmful situations, as evidenced through the repeated affirmation that "you'll never be acquainted" with Eve.


Line by Line Meaning

Oh no no, you'll never be acquainted
The subject of the song will never be familiar with the person being sung about.


Old tears, lost voice, she's playing
The person being sung about is putting on a performance characterized by sadness and powerlessness.


Foul play, but it's your choice, she's waiting
The person being sung about is engaging in deceit, but the subject of the song has a choice whether or not to involve themselves in this behavior.


She's faking, she won't play it fair
The person being sung about is not genuine and will not behave ethically.


She'll cash in on the profits of her despair
The person being sung about is exploiting their own sadness for personal gain.


Twisted, a pretender, she's waiting till I weaken, defend her, she's playing
The person being sung about is manipulative and waits for vulnerability to use to their advantage. Defending this person only plays into their games.


She'll take as much as she can get, she reings the table, places her bets
The person being sung about is greedy and has control over the situation, taking risks for the potential reward.


Slow storm raging through this land, she regains her strength
The person being sung about is like a storm that is slowly regaining their power.


Oh no no, you'll never be acquainted
Reiteration of the first line, emphasizing that the subject will never know the person being sung about.




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