The meaning of the lyrics of the song "Bitch" by the artist "Von Wegen Lisbeth"

Von Wegen Lisbeth's "Bitch" paints an ironic picture of the lyrical hero's obsession with another person. He tries to distract himself, noting mundane, even insignificant events in his life, but ultimately admits that all his thoughts revolve around the object of his affection.

The entire text is built on the contrast between the hero's attempts to detach himself and his true feelings. He clings to trifles: an antivirus update, traffic jams, a pigeon's death, celebrity news. He tries to convince himself that it's "good," that life goes on. But these attempts are futile. In moments when he is alone with himself, for example, in the kitchen "shortly before half past seven," he realizes that he cannot get this person out of his head.

The recurring phrase "Bitch, I ran all this way for you" emphasizes the hero's obsession. He feels like he's doing all of this, living this routine, just for the faint hope of reciprocation. But he walks "all this way" alone.

The use of profanity in the chorus adds to the emotional weight. The hero is not just in love, he is obsessed, frustrated by his own helplessness.