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Eve to Pop Music: 1v1 PvP

Once again, I have dug down into the depths of the bin of pop music and pulled up another song that speaks of Eve in its cords and stanzas. The depth and vibrancy are incredible.

Let us speak of 1v1 PvP through the cords of Russian Roulette by Rihanna. I don't mean actual Russians, although that is always a possibility in Eve due to the large russian population.

The best line is in the second verse when she says, "And then I get a scary thought, That he's here - means he's never lost". 1v1 PvP is an intense, intense thing in Eve. Hands start to sweat. Adrenaline rushes. Heartbeat increases...

Lyrics from AZLyrics

"Russian Roulette"


[Verse 1]
Take a breath,
Take it deep.
'Calm yourself', He says to me
If you play, you play for keeps.
Take the gun and count to three.
Im sweating now,
Moving slow,
No time to think. My turn to go

[Hook]
And you can see my heart beating
You can see it through my chest.
Said I'm terrified but I'm not leaving
I know that I must pass this test
So, just pull the trigger

[Verse 2]
Say a prayer to yourself
He says 'close your eyes, sometimes it helps'
And then I get a scary thought
That he's here - means he's never lost

[Hook]
And you can see my heart beating.
No, You can see it through my chest.
Said I'm terrified but I'm not leaving
Know that I must pass this test.
So, just pull my trigger

[Bridge]
As my life flashes before my eyes
I'm wondering will I ever see another sunrise?
So many won't get the chance to say good-bye
But its too late to think of the value of my life

[Hook]
And you can see my heart beating.
No, You can see it through my chest.
Said I'm terrified but I'm not leaving no
know that I must pass this test.
You can see my heart beating.
Oh, You can see it through my chest.
I'm terrified but I'm not leaving no
know that I must pass this test.

So, just pull the trigger

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