bad 4 u lyrics – kenzie

[Verse 1: Kenzie]
In this verse, Kenzie describes a sense of urgency and impulsiveness. She’s driven by a desire to make decisions quickly and the influence of someone else’s expectations. The mention of not knowing what she's missing suggests a feeling of uncertainty and a search for fulfillment that she believes might come from these risky choices.

[Pre-Chorus: Kenzie]
The pre-chorus emphasizes the internal conflict Kenzie feels about the decision at hand. She acknowledges that the situation might lead to a waste of opportunity, yet she remains intrigued. The repetition of the phrase "say I don't know what I'm missing" underlines her ambivalence and the tension between caution and curiosity.

[Chorus: Kenzie]
The chorus captures the essence of the song's theme: the attraction to experiences that are known to be bad but are enticing nonetheless. Kenzie admits that although she recognizes the potential for negative outcomes ("know you're bad for me"), the thrill and curiosity are strong motivators. She reflects on the paradox that "all the best things are bad for you," highlighting the allure of risky behavior despite its consequences.

[Verse 2: Kenzie]
Here, Kenzie expresses a desire for excitement and adrenaline, contrasting it with the notion of safety. The verse reflects a desire for something exhilarating and new, indicating that conventional or safe choices do not provide the same level of satisfaction. This desire for "something just for fun" illustrates her need to break away from routine and experience intensity.

[Pre-Chorus: Kenzie]
This repetition of the pre-chorus reinforces Kenzie’s struggle with the allure of danger versus the comfort of safety. She acknowledges the excitement of the chase and the reluctance to stay in a stable but less stimulating situation. The lines "safe doesn't feel as good" emphasize her internal conflict and desire for something beyond the mundane.

[Chorus: Kenzie]
The repeated chorus reinforces the song’s central theme of the attraction to risky behavior. The acknowledgment that "all the best things are bad for you" underscores the tension between knowing the potential negative outcomes and the pull of excitement and curiosity.

[Bridge: Kenzie]
The bridge revisits the internal struggle of wanting to feel something exhilarating despite knowing it might not be wise. Kenzie questions whether she should pursue the thrill and acknowledges the paradox of wanting something that is known to be potentially harmful. The repetition of "it's a dumb thing to do" highlights the recognition of the risk involved while still being drawn to it.

[Outro: Kenzie]
The outro repeats the central idea of the song, emphasizing the conflict between recognizing the imprudence of her choices and the ongoing appeal of pursuing them. It reinforces the theme that despite knowing the potential drawbacks, the excitement and curiosity often overpower rational judgment.