Psycho
These Hearts Lyrics


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She’s under my skin
She’s your best dream but your worst nightmare
The enemy, she’ll pretend to care
She doesn’t hesitate she heads for the heart
She’s just so negative and the worst part is
She’ll talk and talk with not a lot of sympathy for you
Woah talk about a psycho
Every word you say is driving me insane
Woah talk about a psycho
She’s an angel that raises hell
She doesn’t fight fair, couldn’t you tell
She’ll take your heart and rip it in half
Hand it back and try not to laugh
And I know that maybe she’d qualify as crazy




Where a hospital bed is where she’ll rest her head
until the day she’s dead

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to These Hearts' song "Psycho" describe a toxic relationship with a person who is both captivating and terrifying. The singer describes this person as being under their skin and appearing as both a dream and a nightmare. The individual in question is seen as a pretender, someone who will act like they care but is really the enemy. They are quick to go to the heart and cause damage, with a negative attitude that lacks sympathy.


The chorus repeats the title of the song, "talk about a psycho," emphasizing the unstable nature of this individual. As the lyrics continue, it becomes clear that this person is not playing fair, as they will take the heart of the singer and rip it in half before handing it back and laughing. However, the singer seems to be aware that the individual in question may also be struggling with their own mental health, as they suggest that this person may be crazy enough to end up in the hospital.


Overall, the lyrics suggest a complicated, toxic relationship with someone who may be a danger to both themselves and others. The imagery of tearing out hearts and pretending to care highlights the emotional manipulation and instability in this dynamic.


Line by Line Meaning

She’s under my skin
She has a strong emotional grip on me and I can’t seem to shake her off.


She’s your best dream but your worst nightmare
She has the ability to bring you joy and happiness, but also pain and suffering.


The enemy, she’ll pretend to care
She will act like she cares about you, but in reality, she is your adversary.


She doesn’t hesitate she heads for the heart
She goes straight for the emotional core, with no regard for the consequences.


She’s just so negative and the worst part is
Her attitude is pessimistic and harmful, and the most concerning thing is...


She’ll talk and talk with not a lot of sympathy for you
She will incessantly speak, but not show any empathy towards you.


Woah talk about a psycho
This person displays traits of mental instability and erratic behavior.


Every word you say is driving me insane
Her words have the power to drive me to madness and frustration.


Woah talk about a psycho
This person continues to exhibit concerning behavior indicative of mental health issues.


She’s an angel that raises hell
Despite appearing innocent and pure, she causes chaos and destruction.


She doesn’t fight fair, couldn’t you tell
She engages in behavior that is deceitful and lacking in sportsmanship.


She’ll take your heart and rip it in half
She will break your heart in the most emotionally devastating way possible.


Hand it back and try not to laugh
After causing this damage, she will have no remorse, and may even find humor in it all.


And I know that maybe she’d qualify as crazy
It is evident that her actions may be attributed to her having a mental illness.


Where a hospital bed is where she’ll rest her head
She may eventually end up needing to seek treatment for her mental health problems in a hospital setting.


until the day she’s dead
This person’s mental instability may be a lifelong struggle affecting her until her death.




Lyrics © CONCORD MUSIC PUBLISHING LLC
Written by: DARYL HESTON VAN BEEK, KYLE JAMES COLBY, ISAIAH KENNETH FOLK, TYLER JON RICE, RYAN SCOTT SAUNDERS

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