Bare Grace Misery

The song "Bare Grace Misery" by Bestla is the Bitch (Ft. The Kid's Corpses) seems to be a dark and captivating exploration of a destructive relationship. The lyrics suggest that the narrator is a dark and seductive figure who represents the dark side of the listener. The words "Die for my sins/Like the One once did" suggest that the narrator is capable of great harm and may be seeking to lead the listener astray.
The lyrics also contain references to a "Cinnamon bed" and the idea that the narrator is a "figurante" in a dangerous dance. These lines suggest that the narrator is leading the listener down a path of temptation and danger. The repeated refrain of "Bare grace misery" underscores the idea that the narrator and the relationship are both painful and alluring.
The lines "Love lying, enticing" and "Crowning the moment" suggest that the narrator is skilled at deception and manipulation. The line "A wild thing/Never felt sorry for anything" portrays the narrator as someone who is out of control and beyond redemption.
Overall, the song "Bare Grace Misery" appears to be a powerful exploration of the dangers of temptation and the lure of self-destruction. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a dangerous and alluring relationship that is impossible to resist, even as it leads the listener down a path of destruction.