Royel Otis Big Ciggie Lyrics know the real meaning of Royel Otis Big Ciggie Song lyrics
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Updated Feb 16, 2024
Royel Otis Big Ciggie Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Pratts and pain, pratts and pain
I keep a big fat cigarette burning from the edge of my head
It's gonna light up all this gasoline and melt me to the threads in my bed
[Pre-Chorus]
They've said it before and they'll say it again
They'll say
[Chorus]
He died thinking too much of you
He died thinking too much of you
[Verse 2]
She kept a big fat camel pack
Tucked above her head in the car
Until some jackknife cut her life
Burned up with the pack in the yard
[Pre-Chorus]
They've said it before and they'll say it again
They'll say
[Chorus]
She died thinking too much of ya
She died thinking too much of ya
She died thinking too much of ya
She died thinking too
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[Pre-Chorus]
They've said it before and they'll say it again
They'll say
[Chorus]
She died thinking too much of ya
She died thinking too much of ya
She died thinking too much of ya
She died thinking too
Royel Otis Big Ciggie Lyrics Meaning
The speaker describes lighting a cigarette despite the pain they're experiencing, metaphorically representing their struggles and hardships ("pratts and pain"). The cigarette symbolizes self-destructive behavior, as it ignites the gasoline around them, hinting at a destructive outcome.
This section suggests a recurring pattern or warning from others about the consequences of the speaker's actions. The chorus reflects on the tragic ending of someone who died while consumed by thoughts of another person. The repetition emphasizes the intensity of their fixation and its ultimate impact on their life.
Royel Otis Big Ciggie Lyrics Details
Album
Subtronics
Release Date
2024
Available on
YouTube Music
Royel Otis Big Ciggie Lyrics Facts
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Royel Otis is an Australian guitar-pop duo from Sydney, formed in 2019 by Royel Maddell and Otis Pavlovic.
Royel Otis has released three EPs to date.
Their debut studio album, "Pratts & Pain," was released in February 2024.
Royel Otis falls under the alternative/indie genre.
Royel Otis originated from Sydney, Australia.