My honey

Carpetman's song 'My Honey' is a raw and unapologetic anthem of personal liberation and self-worth. The lyrics tell the story of someone who was once dismissed and belittled by a significant other, only to find themselves pursued by the same person later on. The initial lines, 'Not so long ago you blew me off / Blew me off with an arrogant scoff,' set the stage for a narrative of rejection and subsequent empowerment. The protagonist has been running after this person like a 'fucking bunny,' indicating a period of desperation and unreciprocated affection.

The chorus, 'Yeah, now you wanna be my honey,' is a powerful declaration of the tables turning. The protagonist is no longer the one seeking approval or affection; instead, they are now the object of desire. This shift in dynamics is not just about romantic interest but also about reclaiming one's self-esteem and independence. The repeated 'Oh, yeah' emphasizes the protagonist's newfound confidence and detachment from the past hurt.

As the song progresses, the lyrics delve deeper into the protagonist's emotional state. Lines like 'I feel so carefree now / Don't try to rule me with your tears' highlight a sense of freedom and emotional resilience. The protagonist is no longer swayed by manipulative tactics and is focused on their own dreams and aspirations. The defiant tone in 'Go fuck yourself at home / I'm living free without any offense' underscores a complete break from the past, embracing a life unburdened by the toxic relationship. The song concludes with a sense of irony and amusement at the ex's change of heart, encapsulated in the line, 'Oh baby, it sounds so funny / When I hear that now you wanna be my honey.'

'Carpetman' uses this song to explore themes of self-empowerment, emotional resilience, and the irony of romantic pursuits. The raw language and candid expressions make 'My Honey' a relatable and cathartic experience for anyone who has ever felt undervalued and then found their own worth.