Megs' Villain Song - I Won’t Say I'm In Love (But It's Villainous)

Lydia the Bard's 'Meg's Villain Song - I Won’t Say I'm In Love (But It's Villainous)' is a creative twist on the classic Disney song 'I Won't Say I'm In Love' from the movie 'Hercules.' The song is reimagined from the perspective of Megara, or Meg, who in this version has taken a dark turn, overthrowing Hades and declaring herself the new ruler. The lyrics are a blend of defiance, ambition, and a declaration of independence from the constraints of past relationships and rulers.

The song begins with a dramatic introduction, where Meg announces that she has killed Hades and taken over. This sets the stage for a narrative of power and control, as she outlines her plans for the future. The lyrics reference the original Disney song by playing on the theme of love and rejection, but here the focus is on Meg's desire for power rather than a romantic relationship. She expresses disdain for past leaders and a desire to see the Olympians, who have long ruled over mortals, bow down or be eliminated.

Meg's character in this song is complex; she is not a traditional villain but rather a figure who seeks to empower herself and humanity by overthrowing the gods. The song's chorus, 'No chance, no way, You'll hold no sway on me,' emphasizes her determination to be free from any control. The song ends with a call to action, inviting the listeners to join her in this new era. The lyrics suggest that her rule will be without laws, based solely on her commands, and she justifies her cruelty as a form of care, indicating a twisted sense of benevolence.