all the good girls go to hell (Billie Eilish)

“All the Good Girls Go to Hell” by Billie Eilish explores themes of environmental degradation and societal indifference, personified through the metaphor of a fallen angel.

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The song’s lyrics, such as “My Lucifer is lonely standing on his own / And it’s a little too much for him,” suggest a fallen angel, Lucifer, who is isolated and overwhelmed.

This fallen angel can be interpreted as a metaphor for the Earth, suffering due to human actions.

The line “My wings are broken and burned” symbolizes the damage inflicted on the environment, while “the blood of Eden washes down” implies the consequences of ecological destruction.

Billie Eilish’s known style of blending dark themes with pop music aligns with this interpretation, emphasizing the song’s message of environmental awareness and the collective indifference to the planet’s suffering.

The chorus, “All the good girls go to hell,” can be seen as a critique of societal norms that prioritize materialism over environmental responsibility, leading to a metaphorical “hell” of ecological collapse.