Poison Cake Lyrics – Marko Bošnjak

“Poison Cake” is a new English song by Marko Bošnjak, released on aquariusrecordshr’s official YouTube channel on February 21, 2025. Written by Emma Gale, Ben Pyne, Bas Wissink, and Marko Bošnjak, and produced by Emma Gale, Ben Pyne, Bas Wissink, and Filip Majdak, the track offers a dark and playful take on revenge and betrayal. With its catchy hooks and sinister twist, the song blends elements of pop and dark humor, delivering a unique musical experience that entices with its sweet melody while hiding an ominous undertone.

“Poison Cake” revolves around themes of revenge, deception, and empowerment. The lyrics use the metaphor of baking a cake to explore the idea of delivering a calculated and poisonous act of vengeance. The narrator presents themselves as a figure who, once underestimated, now wields power over those who wronged them. The song mixes playful imagery with dark intentions, using food—specifically a “poison cake”—to symbolize the subtle yet deadly nature of the revenge being served. Throughout the track, there is a tension between sweetness and danger, as the protagonist reflects on how their revenge unfolds. The playful tone contrasts with the darker moments, adding depth and complexity to the narrative.

Poison Cake Details

Song	Poison Cake
Artists	Marko Bošnjak
Written By	Emma Gale, Ben Pyne, Bas Wissink & Marko Bošnjak
Produced By	Emma Gale, Ben Pyne, Bas Wissink & Filip Majdak
Label	aquariusrecordshr
Language	English
Released Date	Feb 21, 2025

Poison Cake Lyrics

[Verse 1]
It’s cool now in the kitchen
That happens when you’re bitten
I’m stirring and stirring, deliciously pouring
And I know you’re gonna love this
A better kind of justice
I don’t want it burning

[Break]
One last thing
A sprinkle of my sweet revenge
One last thing
A sprinkle of my sweet revenge

[Pre-Chorus]
Made you something that I know you’ll like
Chocolate covered, sugar and spice
Tasty, tasty, yum-yum, tasty
Candy colours, oh, so nice

[Chorus]
Take a bite of my poison cake (Yum)
Poison cake
Poison cake
Poison cake
Poison cake

[Verse 2]
Take a bite of my poison cake
Been cooking in my cauldron late
You’re never ever gonna stay awake
You’re going down, down, down
You thought I was a servant slave
But I’m just a serpent snake
You better genuflect and pray
(You better genuflect and pray)

[Bridge]
Tingles of poison are hitting your veins
“What have you done?” your words are slurring
As you fall down

[Break]
One last thing
A sprinkle of my sweet revenge
One last thing
A sprinkle of my sweet revenge

[Pre-Chorus]
Made you something that I know you’ll like
Chocolate covered, sugar and spice
Tasty, tasty, yum-yum, tasty
Candy colors, oh, so nice

[Chorus]
Take a bite of my—
Poison cake
Poison cake
Poison cake
Poison cake

[Post-Chorus]
It’s not my fault I got carried away
I lost control when I started to bake
A dash of death is better to swallow
Don’t be scared, you’ll be buried tomorrow

[Outro]
(Poison)
Poison cake
Poison cake
Poison cake
Poison cake
Poison cake
Poison cake
Poison cake
Poison cake

Poison Cake Meaning

[Verse 1]
The opening verse sets the stage with a seemingly innocent portrayal of the protagonist preparing a cake, a process that “happens when you’re bitten.” The repetition of “stirring and stirring” and “deliciously pouring” suggests a calm, methodical process, yet there’s an undercurrent of malice. The protagonist hints that this cake is not just any dessert, but one that will deliver “a better kind of justice,” indicating that they are seeking retribution. The line “I don’t want it burning” could suggest a desire for controlled revenge, one that is carefully executed rather than impulsive.

[Break]
In this section, the repetition of “One last thing” and “a sprinkle of my sweet revenge” builds anticipation, reinforcing the theme of calculated vengeance. The sweetness of the word “sweet revenge” contrasts sharply with the poisonous intentions of the protagonist, adding a layer of irony and dark humor to the song.

[Pre-Chorus]
The pre-chorus introduces the actual “poison cake” as a tempting yet dangerous treat. Describing the cake as “chocolate covered, sugar and spice,” the protagonist frames it as something enticing, despite its lethal nature. The repeated phrase “Tasty, tasty, yum-yum, tasty” heightens the contrast between the cake’s sweet appearance and its sinister purpose. The “candy colours” also emphasize the deceptive nature of the protagonist’s plan, as everything seems pleasant on the outside.

[Chorus]
The chorus directly invites the listener to “take a bite of my poison cake,” reinforcing the idea that the protagonist is offering something dangerous disguised as something sweet. The repetition of “Poison cake” drives home the focus of the song, with each mention amplifying the deadly nature of the protagonist’s revenge.

[Verse 2]
In the second verse, the protagonist becomes more explicit about their motives. The reference to cooking in a “cauldron” evokes imagery of witchcraft or dark magic, suggesting that the revenge is not just personal but has an element of mystical power. The lines “You’re going down, down, down” and “I’m just a serpent snake” imply that the protagonist is taking on a more vengeful and dangerous identity. The line “You better genuflect and pray” emphasizes the power shift, positioning the protagonist as someone who now commands fear and respect.

[Bridge]
The bridge heightens the tension as the “tingles of poison” take effect, symbolizing the gradual realization of the victim’s fate. Their words are slurring, showing the victim’s loss of control as the poison begins to take hold. This moment of vulnerability highlights the effectiveness of the protagonist’s revenge, as the victim succumbs to the consequences of their actions.

[Break]
The break once again references the “sprinkle of sweet revenge,” reinforcing the theme of retribution and adding a sense of ritual to the process. The repetition underscores the protagonist’s satisfaction in delivering the ultimate act of revenge.

[Pre-Chorus]
The pre-chorus returns, further emphasizing the protagonist’s enjoyment in offering the poisoned cake. The use of sweet and tantalizing language contrasts with the underlying malice, suggesting that the protagonist takes pleasure in deceiving their target.

[Chorus]
The chorus repeats, reiterating the invitation to partake in the “poison cake.” The constant repetition of the phrase solidifies its central role in the narrative, symbolizing the protagonist’s fixation on executing their revenge.

[Post-Chorus]
In the post-chorus, the protagonist expresses a twisted sense of detachment from their actions, saying, “It’s not my fault I got carried away.” This line suggests that the protagonist has lost control over the process, perhaps becoming consumed by the act of revenge itself. The line “A dash of death is better to swallow” reveals the extent of the protagonist’s cold, calculated approach. The mention of being “buried tomorrow” adds a finality to the victim’s fate, reinforcing the inevitable outcome of the protagonist’s vengeance.

[Outro]
The outro is a repeated chant of “Poison cake,” emphasizing the cyclical and obsessive nature of the protagonist’s revenge. This repetition echoes the earlier parts of the song, closing the track with an unsettling reminder of the poison that has been served.

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