The meaning of the lyrics of the song "Do Ya Wanna Taste It" by the artist "Wig Wam"

The song "Do Ya Wanna Taste It" by the Norwegian glam metal band Wig Wam explores the theme of temptation and the pursuit of fleeting pleasures. The lyrical hero faces a choice - to succumb to temptation ("taste it") or resist it.

The lyrics are filled with metaphors and vivid imagery that describe the dizzying world of temptation. "Jump in, jump up, take a radical step!" urges the voice, promising quick fulfillment of desires ("the shortest way to your dreams"). "Flying thing", "harpoon beyond the world", "jetpack", "ride into the sunset" - all these images create a sense of rapid movement, an escape from reality.

However, behind the seeming attractiveness lies danger. "What goes up must come down!", the voice reminds us, hinting at the inevitable consequences of mindless hedonism. The hero is blinded ("In your blindness you don't notice who you will soon become"), living in a world of illusions ("The mirror lies, the whole world is wrong"). He is losing touch with reality ("You dance, noticing nothing, and throw your dog an invisible bone!").

Ultimately, the song does not provide a definitive answer as to whether the hero will succumb to temptation or not. The question "Do Ya Wanna Taste It?" sounds throughout the song, forcing us to think about the price of momentary pleasures and the consequences of reckless choices.