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The meaning of the lyrics of the song "Girl" by the artist "Weena Morloch"

This poem by Weena Morloch, "Girl," is a disturbing exploration of obsession and toxic masculinity. The lyrical hero is obsessed with a girl, objectifying her, reducing her to an object of his desire.

The phrase "Wings? I don't have wings... Of course. You're a boy," sets the tone for the entire piece. The hero immediately places himself and the girl within the rigid framework of gender stereotypes. He is a "boy" who is allowed to desire, she is an unattainable ideal, a "fairy."

The text contains many disturbing images: violence ("shoot this gun", "cut, divide and bind"), dehumanization ("you are every moment, every second, every smell"), possessiveness ("Can I be your toy?"). The hero is ready for anything, even humiliation and pain ("I would eat cat shit and smile to be inside you for a bit"), just to take possession of the object of his desire.

The recurring phrase "Fix the crystal" is the voice of reason that the hero ignores. "Crystal" can be interpreted as a metaphor for his own personality, destroyed by obsession.

Wings!? I don't have wings...

Of course not. You're a boy.

I've never ever seen,

I told my mum, yes, it is true,

A girl that's been more charming

And desireable than you.

Your smile has blown my brains

And your eyes have twisted my spine.

How can somebody like you

Be forsaken and divine at the same time?

May I be your toy?

“Of course not, you're a boy.”

I've never ever seen,

I swear by god that this is true,

A girl that's been more elflike

And more beautiful than you.

I'll end up in the gutter,

Girl, you'll flush me through the sink

If we won't be caught pounding gently

More than just the pink.

Please shoot with that pistol.

“No Yen, heal the crystal.”

Girl.

You're every moment, every second,

Every scent and every flower

As a girl.

You will be sliced and split and bound

By the majestic tower of power,

Cause you're a girl.

(Sample from movie Dark Crystal:)

"When single shines the triple sun,

What was sundered and undone

Shall be whole, the two made one,

By Gelfling hand, or else by none."

I've never ever felt,

I swear by myself that it's true,

A punch into my stomach

Like the one I felt when I saw you.

Ain't gotta do with butterflies,

Yep, it's been zyclon-b.

I hope you got the guts

To cope with somebody like me.

Please unload that pistol.

“No Yen, heal the crystal.”

Girl...

I have paid one for that lighter,

I'd pay two for your shirt.

You would get three if you'd just

Smash my face through windows, rub it in the dirt.

Have four of them in trade for

The key to unlock you bedrooms' door,

Get five for turning me into

The boot-disk of your floppy-drive.

I'd do a flip-flop to take you to the top,

I'd capture every atom of your breath.

You'll drink my sperm, I'll drink your sweat,

I'll blow my load and drop down dead.

I would pay six to see you masturbate,

Collapse and hyperventilate,

Take seven for guiding me through

The abyss to number eleven,

Eight for being the reason for,

For being the victim of your hate

And nine to spit it up your back,

To spit it up your undies.

I'd eat cat-shit and I'd smile

To be inside you for a while,

I'll press your head against the wall,

Hell, we will rise so high before we fall;

Get all ten fingers for being

My fucking little baby-doll,

Take'em for fucks sake all.

“Heal the crystal.”

Girl...

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