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'Lies' moves with the propulsive energy that defined Chvrches' early work, its synth-pop architecture built on urgency and restraint. The track pivots on a simple, devastating premise: the narrator's ability to seduce through deception, to "sell you lies" and make believers of anyone willing to listen. Lauren Mayberry's voice cuts through layers of neon-bright production with a coolness that belies the song's emotional turbulence, each verse tightening the knot between attraction and manipulation. The lyrics trace a dynamic of power and vulnerability, desire and control. Mayberry moves between supplication and command, asking to be held and hidden, then asserting her capacity to feed someone's appetite for falsehood. The repetition of "like I know what you want" becomes both a boast and an admission of complicity, a recognition that this kind of intimacy trades in half-truths. Beneath the gloss of the production sits something rawer: a portrait of seduction as a form of survival, where honesty becomes a luxury neither party can afford.
"Lies" is a single by Chvrches, from the album The Bones of What You Believe, released 19th September 2013. The track is 3:41 long. It's filed under Alternative. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 20 articles about Chvrches.
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