Venom
Ravyn Lenae Lyrics

Go get 'em, fake killer
Addressing the antagonist, urging them to take action and go after someone, despite being fake and insincere in their intentions.

Don't tell 'em, straight venom
Encouraging the antagonist to keep their true intentions hidden, to deceive and strike without warning, using venomous words and actions.

Why do you play me for a fool?
Expressing frustration, challenging the antagonist for taking advantage of or deceiving the singer, asking why they continue to do so.

You know it's true
Asserting the truth of the situation, as if to say the antagonist knows deep down that they are deceiving or hurting the singer.

Why do you make me be congruent?
Questioning why the antagonist forces the singer to align with their deceitful behavior, or to be in agreement with something they know is wrong.

This time, I'm gonna ride
Empowering oneself to take action, to face the challenge and ride the wave of conflict or struggle ahead.

Light, I'm gonna save mine
Choosing to protect oneself from harm or danger, to prioritize one's own well-being and safety.

This time, I'm gonna fight
Demonstrating strength and determination by choosing to fight back against the antagonist or their harmful actions.

Crime, I'm gonna take your life
Promising to take down the villain, to end their wrongdoing or harmful behavior once and for all, using various tactics.

Why do you feel where you belong?
Questioning the antagonist's sense of belonging or right to be in a particular place or situation, implying that they are an outsider or do not belong here.

You know it's wrong
Asserting that the antagonist knows their behavior is wrong or contrary to acceptable norms or values.

Why do you make me wait so long?
Implying that the antagonist caused the singer to suffer for a long time, or to wait patiently for something to happen, causing unnecessary delay or frustration.

This time, I'll save my life for real
Promising to prioritize one's own life and well-being, to make concrete efforts to stay safe and secure, rather than putting oneself in danger for someone unworthy.

It's over here, it's over
Declaring the end of something, or indicating that the present moment signifies the turning point or conclusion of a difficult situation.

This time, I've got you in a thrill
Suggesting that the singer is now in control, that they have control over the antagonist and their actions, thrilling them with the power to strike back.

It's overkill, it's over
Asserting that the singer has gone above and beyond, that they have successfully exceeded what was necessary to defeat or neutralize the antagonist.

I know you think it's me too
Acknowledging the antagonist's belief that the singer played a role in their predicament, or in the events that led to their wrongdoing.

You did it, you did it
Blaming the antagonist for their own wrongdoing, asserting that the antagonist is the one to blame for their own misdeeds or situation.

I know you think I need you
Implying that the antagonist believes the singer cannot survive or succeed without their help or influence, indicating that this belief is incorrect.

You said it, you said it
Asserting that the antagonist has made known their belief, that they have communicated or expressed their thoughts or opinions of the singer's situation or predicament.

He's the reason I'm in pieces?
Questioning who or what caused the singer's distress, pain or suffering, or implying that the antagonist is the one responsible for it.

You better run, what have you done?
Threatening the antagonist, warning them to flee or escape, as they have done something wrong or harmful to the singer.

You know you rule the world, (you rule my world, but not this girl)
Saying how the antagonist may have control over many things, or have power over some people, but that the singer is not one of them. Implying that it is time for the singer to take control

You're gonna get what you deserve
Indicating that the antagonist will experience the consequences of their actions, hinting at a possible punishment or retribution against them.

Killer, straight venom
Reasserting the singer's position as a fighter who is ready to strike back against the antagonist with conviction, intent and purpose.

Get 'em, fake killer
Continuing to urge the antagonist to take action against their enemies, even though they are not genuine or reliable in their intentions .

Get 'em, straight venom
Reinforcing the concept of using strong, potent words and actions to overcome the antagonist's enemies, to get what one wants regardless of the collateral damage.