Wicked Ways

Five Finger Death Punch

Transposer:

Five Finger Death Punch Wicked Ways (Acoustic/Chords) Standard Tuning original is Baritone (B Standard) Key: Minor/ Major ( dim/Dbdim Dmaj / Amaj) As always corrections welcome! [Chorus] I should have seen this From a mile away I should have never let you Get that deep inside You’re an actress I can’t believe a word You take anything To get anywhere in life [Break down] Stumble back to where you came from [Verse] Wide awake and falling on your faith You got an evil wicked way Of saying I love you I’d love too Tear away from everything you are You got an evil wicked way about you I hate you! Like a virus That spreads throughout my veins You’re incurable and such a waste of time You’re an angel But only in your head You’ll hurt anyone To get anything in life (Break Down) Slither back from where you came from [Verse] Wide awake and falling on your faith You got an evil wicked way Of saying I love you I’d love too Tear away from everything you are You got an evil wicked way about you I hate you! Who do you think you are? Who do you think you are? Who do you think you are? Who do you think you are? X2 [Verse] Wide awake and falling on your faith You got an evil wicked way Of saying I love you I’d love too Tear away from everything you are You got an evil wicked way about you I hate you! Who do you think you are? Who do you think you are? Who do you think you are? Who do you think you are? X2

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La chanson parle d'une relation toxique, où l'un des partenaires se rend compte des manipulations et des mensonges de l'autre. Le narrateur exprime son amertume face à une personne qui se présente comme aimante et attachante, mais qui, en réalité, n'hésite pas à blesser autrui pour atteindre ses propres objectifs. Il décrit cette personne comme ayant une nature malveillante, créant un déséquilibre émotionnel et une lutte intérieure. Dans cette dynamique, le protagoniste lutte pour sortir de cette emprise, tout en se sentant paralysé par ses sentiments ambivalents. La tension entre l'illusion d'amour et la réalité de la douleur est palpable, ce qui rend la situation encore plus compliquée. C'est un reflet des relations difficiles que nous pouvons rencontrer, où la confiance est trahie et où l'amour devient une source de souffrance.

Le Chansonnier