The song "Bloody Pelvis" by Jacobi Wichita seems to depict a sense of anger and frustration. The lyrics suggest a feeling of betrayal and being let down, reflected in lines like "I think you thought I wore skin, but I have not done so since the day you left me." The singer seems to feel like an outsider, stating "I'm a man without a country, I'm the enemy to all of you." The chorus "Fuck fires, I start hell and I drag you in" conveys a sense of revenge and defiance. The singer seems to be grappling with inner turmoil and possibly turning to drugs as a means of coping with their emotions, as indicated by the lines "So scared I turn to drugs." The imagery of a "bloody pelvis" and "nestled in her fist, buried under the ground" adds to the sense of violence and darkness in the song. The references to burning bridges and dealing with quicksand suggest a feeling of being trapped and struggling to navigate difficult situations. The song's overall tone conveys a sense of anger and turmoil, with the singer feeling isolated and in conflict with their surroundings.
