DO ME WRONG

In 'DO ME WRONG,' SAHXL delves into the emotional turmoil of a toxic relationship where blame and manipulation are central themes. The song opens with a repetitive, almost hypnotic chant, setting a somber tone that reflects the cyclical nature of the relationship. The artist expresses a deep sense of frustration and betrayal, highlighting how his partner consistently wrongs him and then shifts the blame onto him, making him feel at fault for issues he did not cause.

The lyrics reveal a struggle to break free from this damaging cycle. SAHXL acknowledges his attempts to communicate and resolve the issues ('I try tell you all the time'), but his partner's deceit and manipulation ('I can see through all your lies') make it impossible. The repeated efforts to make the relationship work are met with resistance, leading to a sense of entrapment and mental exhaustion ('You been takin' up all my mind'). The artist's use of 'overtime' metaphorically underscores the extra effort he puts into the relationship, only to be met with disappointment.

The chorus is a poignant declaration of his desire to end the relationship, yet it also reflects the difficulty of doing so. The repetition of 'Baby, I don't wanna be with you' emphasizes his resolve, while the acknowledgment that 'love is blinding and it's a lie' suggests a painful realization of the relationship's true nature. The song captures the complexity of emotions involved in disentangling oneself from a toxic partner, where love and hurt are intertwined, and the path to freedom is fraught with emotional obstacles.