Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing [REBORN] Lyrics Ganlyrics

Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing [REBORN] Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro sarcastically sets the tone, making it clear this song is a direct message to someone who’s done wrong. It suggests there’s unfinished business with this person, and it’s time to address it.

[Verse 1]
This verse warns against trusting someone with a seemingly perfect appearance, as it’s just a disguise. They might act innocent, but their smile is fake, masking deceit and lack of morals. The lyrics reference nursery rhymes, like “Baa baa, black sheep” and “Jack and Jill,” but twist them into darker expressions of betrayal. The speaker exposes the person’s hypocrisy, calling out how they lie and manipulate others, completely disregarding right and wrong.

[Chorus]
In the chorus, the speaker questions how this person lives with themselves, knowing how selfishly they act. It’s almost a demand for them to explain their actions, especially how lying has become so natural. But the main message here is a promise: karma will eventually catch up, and they’ll face consequences for everything they’ve done.

[Verse 2]
The second verse digs deeper into the person’s toxic behavior, portraying them as a predator who preys on people for personal gain. They manipulate those who trust them, spreading negativity and leaving people hurt in the process. The verse again uses a twisted fairy-tale tone, calling the person a coward and hinting that their actions will isolate them in the end, left lonely and in ruin.

[Chorus]
Reprising the chorus, the speaker emphasizes their disbelief at the person’s behavior. The lyrics continue to stress that, despite how they’ve lived selfishly and lied without remorse, karma is inevitable. It’s a powerful reminder that they can’t escape payback forever.

[Bridge]
Here, there’s a brief moment where the speaker imagines that maybe, just maybe, the person could change their ways. It’s a faint hope that they might see their wrongdoings and start fresh. But this thought is cut off quickly, suggesting that deep down, the speaker knows it’s unlikely.

[Breakdown]
In this intense section, the speaker drops any hope of the person changing and reveals their true anger. There’s a raw confession of wanting to make them pay, but knowing it’s unrealistic. The lyrics show how strong the frustration and resentment are, wishing them a miserable outcome.

[Chorus]
The final chorus restates the main theme: the speaker questions how they justify their selfish actions. Despite acting without remorse, they’re assured that karma will “collect the debt” they owe for all the pain they’ve caused.

[Outro]
In the outro, the speaker reinforces the idea of karma coming for them, leaving no escape. It’s a final reminder that they’ll ultimately be held accountable.