Had Enough

The speaker is furious with someone who seems selfish, controlling, or destructive. At first, the lyrics describe a situation that feels trapped and unbearable. The repeated question, “Have you had enough?”, challenges the other person to recognize the harm they have caused. By the end, the speaker sounds determined to escape or resist, though the anger remains intense.

The “apple of your eye” usually means someone especially loved or valued, but here it is paired with a “rotten core,” suggesting that an attractive surface hides something bad inside. “Prisoners” conveys a feeling of being trapped by the situation. The image of burning the whole world down is likely an expression of extreme anger and desperation, rather than a literal plan.

The relationship between the speaker and the person they address is not explained, so it could involve a personal conflict or a broader struggle with someone’s harmful behavior. The lines about being held down and living again may suggest recovery and renewed strength, but they could also express a wish to break free while still feeling constrained. The speaker’s promise to leave the other person in misery sounds like revenge, yet the ending may also show exhaustion and a desire for the conflict to end.