The song Curse Me Good by The Heavy is about being unapologetically yourself and not conforming to others' expectations. The lyrics suggest that the narrator is confident in their own actions and choices, regardless of how others may perceive them. The chorus emphasizes this sentiment, as the narrator challenges others to come up with something worth crying or lying for, and to curse them if they must. The repetition of the phrase "curse me good" reinforces the idea that the narrator is not afraid of negative opinions or criticism from others. The verses touch on various themes, such as relationships ("Baby needed more"), self-restraint and perfectionism ("Is it just an exercise in self restraint? Is your picture perfect size or a bitch to paint?"), and personal identity ("Why should I apologize? I do as I please"). There is also a sense of aggression and defiance throughout the song, as seen in the line "If you're looking for a fight, well, I'm a war machine." Overall, Curse Me Good is a rebellious anthem that encourages listeners to embrace their uniqueness and stand up for themselves, even in the face of judgment or opposition.
