Kill You Off
Julia Wolf
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Kill You Off by Julia Wolf
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Julia WolfProduced by
Scro & Cody Tarpley & Lynn GunnAbout
“Kill You Off” is the first song off of Julia Wolf’s album “Pressure”
The song is a haunting revenge fantasy, mixed with deep-seated trauma, being consumed by memories of abuse and betrayal. The religious themes add a layer of guilt and despair, as if she’s beyond saving.
Kill You Off Lyrics
[Chorus]
Three thousand miles to kill you off
The dark you left, I was so young
Watching you bleed, an adrenaline rush
Three thousand miles to kill you
[Verse 1]
The static in my mind turned the TV off
Flipping through the channels from memory loss
Shadows shift, lose friends like I'm Ross
I'm so lost deep in the fog
Real dark, real dim, all my innocence
Too bad my brain's in the thick of it
Real dark, real dim, I was just a kid
You came down the tree, you were slitherin'
[Chorus]
Three thousand miles to kill you off
The dark you left, I was so young
Watching you bleed, an adrenaline rush
Three thousand miles to kill you off, off
[Post-Chorus]
To kill you off, to kill you off
To kill you off, to kill you off
[Verse 2]
Keep the blade, passing signs that say
"Jesus sees, He hates," He might hate me
Keep the blade passing signs that say
"Jesus heals, He saves," He won't save me
[Chorus]
Three thousand miles to kill you off
The dark you left, I was so young
Watching you bleed, an adrenaline rush
Three thousand miles to kill you off
[Post-Chorus]
To kill you off, to kill you off
To kill you off, to kill you off
Kill You Off Q&A
Who wrote Kill You Off's ?
Kill You Off was written by Julia Wolf & Scro & Lynn Gunn & Cody Tarpley & Tanner Barry.
Who produced Kill You Off's ?
Kill You Off was produced by Scro & Cody Tarpley & Lynn Gunn.
When did Julia Wolf release Kill You Off?
Julia Wolf released Kill You Off on Fri May 23 2025.
What did Julia Wolf say about "Kill You Off"?
“Kill You Off" is about the loss of innocence and the anger that comes with feeling betrayed as a child. It reflects how feelings from your youth can carry over into adulthood where, now, travelling “3000 miles” to murder the person to blame is the only option. On the way, it questions faith, passin...