FUKOUNA GIRL Lyrics – STOMACH BOOK

“FUKOUNA GIRL” is a new English song by STOMACH BOOK, written and produced by Vivian Weeks. The song, released on July 31, 2024, is available on STOMACH BOOK – Topic official YouTube channel. With its bold lyrics and provocative tone, “FUKOUNA GIRL” offers a visceral, rebellious experience that blends emotional intensity with raw commentary.

The song explores themes of despair, societal expectations, and personal rebellion, encapsulating the struggles of an “unlucky girl.” Through its vivid imagery and harsh confrontations, the lyrics delve into the emotional turmoil and societal critiques, creating a dark yet poignant narrative. The haunting melodies and intense delivery emphasize the raw emotions embedded in the song, leaving a lasting impression.

FUKOUNA GIRL Details

Song	FUKOUNA GIRL
Artists	STOMACH BOOK
Written By	Vivian Weeks
Produced By	Vivian Weeks
Label	STOMACH BOOK – Topic
Language	English
Released Date	Jul 31, 2024

FUKOUNA GIRL Lyrics

[Verse 1]
For the lightning bolts in my arteries
For the scum-sucking worms and devotees
Shake your tail, let your blood til you can’t see
Where they’re digging a hole for our bodies

[Verse 2]
‘Cause we don’t really know what the facts were
Sing the same fascist song with some new words
If you hate her I think you should kill her
But you won’t because everybody’s cheering for

[Chorus]
不幸な girl, 不幸な girl
If you wanna flay me let’s see what’s inside
不幸な girl, 不幸な girl, ah, ah
‘Cause pretty girls can never die

[Verse 3]
All my bones will be bound up in dresses
They will watch as I dance on the fences
Harmony stained with consequences
Maybe then we will all learn our lesson

[Verse 4]
Hello brother I’m making a weapon
Hello sister I’m making confessions
I am answering for my transgressions
Can’t escape, darling everybody knows I’m the

[Chorus]
不幸な girl, 不幸な girl
If you wanna flay me let’s see what’s inside
不幸な girl, 不幸な girl, ah, ah
‘Cause pretty girls can never die

[Bridge]
(I hope you kill yourself)
(I hope you kill yourself)
(I hope you kill yourself)
(I hope you kill yourself)
(I hope you kill yourself)

[Refrain]
I say goodbye to a blackbird
I say goodbye to my own words
She’s an unlucky girl, who can save her?
This disease that she has, there is no cure

[Refrain]
The steel is kissing her head now
Then the blood and saliva in her mouth
All the angels laughing down
All the angels laughing down

[Refrain]
I say goodbye to a blackbird
I say goodbye to my own words
She’s an unlucky girl, who can save her?
This disease that she has, there is no cure

[Refrain]
The steel is kissing her head now
Then the blood and saliva in her mouth
All the angels laughing down
All the angels laughing down

[Chorus]
不幸な girl, 不幸な girl
If you wanna flay me let’s see what’s inside
不幸な girl, 不幸な girl, ah, ah
‘Cause pretty girls can never –

[Outro]
不幸な girl, 不幸な girl
If you wanna flay me let’s see what’s inside
不幸な girl, goodbye world, ah, ah
‘Cause pretty girls deserve to die

FUKOUNA GIRL Meaning

[Verse 1]
In this opening section, STOMACH BOOK uses imagery of electricity and decay to convey a sense of inner chaos and societal oppression. The lyrics reflect a fight against external pressures, symbolized by the digging of graves, portraying a struggle for agency in a suffocating world.

[Verse 2]
Here, the song critiques the repetition of harmful ideologies masked as progress. STOMACH BOOK highlights the hypocritical cheers for destruction and the difficulty of confronting societal injustice, emphasizing the tension between personal values and collective indifference.

[Chorus]
The refrain, “不幸な girl” (unlucky girl), becomes a recurring motif representing despair and resilience. The juxtaposition of beauty and mortality challenges conventional ideals, asserting that even those perceived as untouchable are not exempt from suffering.

[Verse 3]
This section paints a picture of entrapment, as the protagonist is bound by societal expectations symbolized by “dresses.” The imagery of dancing on fences reflects a precarious existence, hinting at the consequences of breaking free from imposed norms.

[Verse 4]
STOMACH BOOK intensifies the narrative with confessions and the creation of a “weapon,” representing both guilt and empowerment. The acknowledgment of personal flaws and the inevitability of judgment underscore the complexity of the protagonist’s journey.

[Bridge]
The repeated line, “I hope you kill yourself,” starkly captures the internalized anger and pain. It reflects the harsh reality of self-destructive thoughts fueled by external pressures and societal alienation.

[Refrain]
In these sections, the imagery of saying goodbye to a blackbird and facing steel conveys a mix of loss, defiance, and inevitability. The angels laughing down illustrate the indifference of higher powers or society, adding a layer of existential despair.

[Chorus]
Revisiting the chorus emphasizes the cyclical nature of the protagonist’s struggle. The line “pretty girls can never die” ironically highlights the superficial expectations placed on individuals, masking deeper emotional battles.

[Outro]
The closing lines mark a chilling conclusion, with “goodbye world” signifying the ultimate defiance against societal norms. The assertion that “pretty girls deserve to die” challenges the glamorization of perfection, leaving listeners to grapple with the weight of societal judgments and personal anguish.

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