The song "The Bigger They Come" by House Of Lords tells a story of betrayal, trust, and seeking revenge. The lyrics suggest that the narrator falls into a trap set by someone who promised them riches and played them like a pawn. The narrator trusted this person, revealing their secrets and plans to them. However, they soon realize that they have been deceived and manipulated. Despite being warned to walk away from the situation, the narrator decides to take matters into their own hands. They acknowledge that justice is sometimes blind and fate can be unkind. In order to seek revenge, the narrator is determined to fight until the end, even if it means making their own laws. The chorus emphasizes the idea that the bigger the enemy, the harder they will fall. The narrator prays for the day when their betrayer will face the consequences of their actions. They long for justice to prevail and ultimately for their enemy to face a downfall. Overall, the song portrays a story of someone who falls victim to deceit but refuses to be defeated. It highlights themes of trust, revenge, and the consequences of one's actions.
