Billie Eilish: Your Power Meaning

Song Released: 2021

Your Power Lyrics

Try not to abuse your power
I know we didn't choose to change
You might not wanna lose your power
But having it's so strange

She said you were a hero, you played the part
But you ruined her in a year, don't act like it was hard
And you...

1. anonymous

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   Oct 17th 2023 !⃝

   IDK WHY but whenever i hear this song i always imagine a senario where a student sleeps with a teacher or some shit like that and then the teacher takes advantage of her, breaking the student mentally and the cops start getting onto his case and he wont feel bad unless he goes to jail, gets fired, ect. Idk why i imagine this but i always do and it basically means dont take advantage of any power you may have... I think thats what it means :p
2. anonymous

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   May 25th 2021 !⃝

   The song corresponds to when I didn’t want Dangerous woman to lose her power invented in my brain of my responsible deeds because, I caught up in a little bit with BTS tabs. And I got offended by my mind telling me “not to look at that” but I have to look at it this way, I can’t let me and my memories and my past getting lost to defeating others to make me act stupid
   
   
   
   I WANT DANGEROUS WOMAN POWERS BACK TO TAKE TO HER take to her TAKE TO HER TAKE HER TAKE TO HER TAKE RO HER
3. anonymous

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   May 14th 2021 !⃝

   It's about the abusive relationship Billie was in. Her boyfriend abused her, and he had power over her. She's telling him in the song, "Try not to abuse your power." She might be talking or the past OR telling him that he should not abuse his power with his present/future girlfriends.

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