Lamborghini
Severed Heads Lyrics

The lyrics "Million dollar pig junior, you're my Bangladesh, I'm crazy dynamite, cause I'm the cactus man" seem to suggest that the singer is addressing someone they see as a wealthy, entitled individual ("million dollar pig junior") who is dependent or subservient in some way ("you're my Bangladesh"). The singer, in contrast, sees themselves as unpredictable and perhaps even dangerous ("crazy dynamite") because they have embraced an identity as a nonconformist outsider ("I'm the cactus man"). The subsequent repetition of "I drive a Lamborghini, I stop for petrol" reinforces the singer's identity as someone who values material possessions but is also aware of the need for maintenance or upkeep.

The second verse similarly juxtaposes grandiose claims ("there's tornadoes in Spain") with a sense of isolation or alienation ("I'm alone tonight"). The repeated refrain suggests that despite the singer's sense of detachment or otherness, they can still participate in the mainstream culture through their acquisition of a luxury car. The song as a whole has a somewhat surreal quality, with the lyrics often containing seemingly disparate references and images that nonetheless contribute to a mood of dislocation and uncertainty.