See You In Hell Lyrics Ganlyrics

See You In Hell Lyrics Meaning

[Verse 1]
In this verse, the singer is stepping out of their comfort zone and reaching out to the person who hurt them by calling their phone. They reflect on how painful it must have been for the person to leave them alone, knowing they gave someone else their favorite clothes — a symbol of the love they shared. The mention of the sweater bought in Manhattan highlights how personal and deep their connection once was, now tainted by betrayal.

[Pre-Chorus]
The singer imagines a dark and twisted revenge scenario where they have captured the person who betrayed them, symbolically “tethered in the basement.” The weight they feel, both physically and emotionally, as they carry the burden of anger, is overwhelming. They planned this moment in advance, feeling driven by an inner voice pushing them toward this extreme action. The singer expresses love for the person, but it’s overshadowed by the overwhelming desire for vengeance, especially after the betrayal. The idea of seeing them in hell represents both anger and a desire for closure, no matter how twisted it seems.

[Chorus]
In the chorus, the singer grapples with their guilt, acknowledging they are unforgivable for what they’re feeling and what they’ve thought about doing. Despite this self-awareness, they don’t want forgiveness from the person who wronged them. Instead, they fantasize about the ultimate form of retribution—meeting the betrayer in hell. It reflects a twisted sense of closure, where the singer can’t wait to make the person face the consequences of their actions, even if it means embracing a dark fate themselves.

[Verse 2]
This verse recounts a seemingly normal event—driving home from a friend’s party—before everything unravels. The couple was sober and happy, but the person’s actions destroyed everything they had built together. The line “so there was only one way this could go” signals that the singer feels their relationship was doomed after the betrayal, and now they face the inevitable consequences of the broken trust.

[Pre-Chorus]
The second pre-chorus repeats the dark imagery from earlier, reinforcing the singer’s twisted sense of justice. The feeling of being burdened and weighed down continues, as does the grim satisfaction of having planned out the revenge. The emotional and physical toll is evident as they continue to grapple with the betrayal and their overwhelming desire for retribution. The singer still feels love but is consumed by anger, thinking about their eventual meeting in hell as an ultimate form of vengeance and closure.

[Chorus]
The chorus repeats the singer’s internal struggle. They know they are unforgivable for these violent thoughts but embrace the idea of meeting their betrayer in hell. It’s a cathartic release for the singer, focusing on the idea that their pain will be avenged, and the relationship’s betrayal will eventually lead to a dark reunion. Their willingness to face hell for this closure shows how deeply the betrayal has affected them.