Song meaning of Devil I've Been by Post Malone (Ft. ERNEST)

Hey there, folks! Today, I wanna chat about a song that really hit me in the feels - "Devil I've Been" by Post Malone featuring ERNEST. Let me tell ya, this tune is a rollercoaster of emotions that really got me thinking.

The lyrics start off with Post Malone singing about a mysterious girl who might just be an angel in disguise. He acknowledges his own demons and past mistakes, but he's grateful for the chance at redemption. When he says, "Thank God there's still salvation for a guy like me who still needs savin'," it really struck a chord with me. We all make mistakes, but it's never too late to turn things around.

As the song progresses, ERNEST jumps in with his own verse, sharing his experiences of feeling trapped and finding unexpected freedom. The line, "Oh, I ain't the flame I used to be, yeah, it's funny how a cage can make a man feel so free, oh," really made me stop and think. Sometimes, the things we think hold us back can actually set us free in the end.

The chorus is where the heart of the song lies. Post Malone and ERNEST sing about hanging up their horns and trying to leave behind their sinful ways. They're tired of living a life of regret and are ready to make a change. The repeated refrain of "Ain't the devil I've been" is like a mantra of self-forgiveness and growth.

Listening to this song, I couldn't help but reflect on my own past mistakes and the journey towards self-improvement. It's a reminder that we all have the power to change and become better versions of ourselves. So, if you're feeling weighed down by your past, give "Devil I've Been" a listen and let it inspire you to keep moving forward.

Until next time, keep the music playing and the positivity flowing. Remember, we're all a work in progress, but we have the power to shape our own destinies. Stay groovy, folks!