Title: "Убью тебя" (Will Kill You) Artists: HANNA (ХАННА) & Misha Marvin (Миша Марвин) Genre: Pop The song "Убью тебя" by HANNA and Misha Marvin tells a story about a passionate love affair and the intensity of the emotions involved. The lyrics describe a deep and strong attachment between the two individuals, with the implication that their love is eternal. The beginning verses explain that the singer frequently falls in love but always with the same person -- their significant other. Despite this devotion, the singer apologizes for their intense love. They express how deeply connected they are, as if they are "under each other's skin." The chorus repeats the sentiment of the singer's continuous infatuation with their partner. They apologize once again for their intense feelings, acknowledging that their love is lasting but also pledging that if their partner were to ever fall out of love with them, they would be driven to extremes, saying "I will kill you." In the second verse, the singer addresses their lover, urging them to embrace physical affection more often. They express a feeling of insecurity, sometimes thinking that their partner has forgotten about them, but they claim the partner as their own. They desire to be lost and found by their partner, to be carried in their arms, and to be loved genuinely. The bridge is an introspective moment from the perspective of the male artist, who apologizes for his absence in the relationship. He admits his faults, feeling guilty for being distant and believing that without his partner, he would perish. He acknowledges his foolishness and expresses relief at being back home. The song speaks to the intense emotions and desire to possess and be possessed by a loved one. It portrays a love that borders on obsession and highlights the lengths to which the singer would go to keep their love intact, even if it means resorting to violence. Note: It is important to remember that this analysis is based solely on the lyrics of the song and may not reflect the perspectives or intentions of the artists.
