In this soulful track, the artist explores themes of rebellion, defiance and personal struggle. The recurring phrase "where the devil don't go" symbolizes a place of solitude or self-imposed exile where she seeks refuge from societal expectations and norms. The song's protagonist is depicted as a non-conformist who finds no solace in religion or conventional morality, instead finding liberation with 'Lucifer,' a metaphor for embracing one's darker side or outcast status. Her refusal to 'repent' until judgement day suggests a determination to live life on her own terms, despite the judgement or condemnation of others. Overall, the song is an anthem for those who feel marginalized or misunderstood, encouraging them to embrace their individuality and find strength in their unique journey.
