Devil Don’t Know Lyrics – Morgan Wallen

[Verse 2]
In the second verse, Wallen dismisses the notion that his suffering is biblical or supernatural. He contrasts it with the cold, hard reality of heartbreak. He's tormented by the absence of this person, and he can't let go of the memories or the longing. He can't go back to how things were, and that's a source of deep pain for him.

[Chorus]
The chorus repeats, reinforcing the emotional turmoil Wallen is going through. The repetition emphasizes the idea that his distress is unrelenting, and he feels helpless as he watches the person he loves being with someone else. The comparison to "fire and brimstone" is used to underscore the intensity of his suffering.

[Bridge]
In the bridge, Wallen reflects on how he ended up in this painful situation. He doesn't blame what he did but rather what he didn't do. This may suggest regrets about not taking action or not expressing his feelings when he had the chance. He admits that he doesn't know where "Heaven" is, but he knows where it isn't, indicating that his current situation is far from heavenly or ideal.

[Chorus]
The final chorus emphasizes the song's central theme, which is Wallen's intense and unrelenting emotional pain. He is tormented by the thought of the person he cares about being with someone else, and the pain is described as something even the devil wouldn't understand. The repetition of the chorus throughout the song underscores the depth of his suffering.

[Outro]
The outro simply restates the idea that the devil doesn't understand the kind of hell he is going through, reinforcing the notion of the profound and unique pain he is experiencing.

In summary, "Devil Don't Know" explores themes of heartbreak, regret, and torment. The lyrics vividly express the emotional pain of seeing someone he cares about with another person, and the song's title emphasizes the unparalleled intensity of that suffering. ...Read Less