Don't Dictate

The speaker feels pressured by voices telling them what to think or do, but refuses to accept their advice. They seem caught between competing ideas of right and wrong, with no clear answer. As the lyrics repeat, the speaker’s uncertainty remains, but their insistence on making their own choice grows stronger.

“Voices going through my head” suggests persistent thoughts or outside opinions that are difficult to ignore; it may be literal or figurative. Saying the voices “removed the answers” implies that other people’s advice has made the situation more confusing rather than clearer. “Torn between the two” means being divided between opposing options, while “taking a chance” suggests choosing despite not knowing what will happen.

The song can be heard as a statement of independence, especially in the repeated demand not to be dictated to—that is, not to have one’s choices controlled by someone else. Still, the speaker does not claim to know which option is right. Their refusal may express confidence in personal freedom, frustration with pressure, or both; the lyrics leave open whether their choice will work out.