The song "Won't Go To Heaven" by Hardcore Superstar expresses feelings of frustration, discontentment, and a desire for change in a toxic relationship. The lyrics convey a sense of being trapped and used by someone who is jealous and controlling. The narrator expresses their dislike of being touched by this person and their jealousy towards them. The line "You don't really know me" suggests that the person doesn't truly understand or appreciate the narrator for who they are. The lyrics also mention the narrator's need for something new, indicating their longing for a better situation. The chorus emphasizes the negative qualities of envy, greed, and jealousy, suggesting that these traits have no place in a positive or fulfilling relationship. The repetition of "It's full" at the end of the chorus implies that heaven, metaphorically representing a pure and harmonious state, has no space for such negative emotions. The lyrics further describe a sense of being fed up with the relationship, referring to it as "sentimental bullshit." The line "Time to take a zip" could refer to the narrator needing a break or to step back from the situation. They express their dissatisfaction with being treated poorly, referring to themselves as a "prick" in this context. Overall, "Won't Go To Heaven" portrays a longing for change, a desire to break free from a toxic relationship, and a yearning for something new and better.
