I interpret this song in two ways. I think it could be about an abusive relationship, or just metaphors to describe something else. 1: In an abusive relationship, men hit women as if they are men but then they turn around and tell them that they love them like they should do to a women. She's singing this like she's the women being abused, and she's saying she doesn't mind, and letting him do this to her because she's "ill" (wrong in the head or mental issues?) Perhaps she thinks she deserves it (hence the 'love is strong, I am evil.') She has to choose between two men that she likes. One will give her a happy life (heaven) the other will give her hell (a bad, abusive life.) I think the third verse that starts with "love is strong, I am evil" is her trying to convince the non-abusive man that she is evil and he's wrong about her to think she's a good person. The other interpretation is exactly what lyricgenius31 believed.
I interpret this song in two ways. I think it could be about an abusive relationship, or just metaphors to describe something else. 1: In an abusive relationship, men hit women as if they are men but then they turn around and tell them that they love them like they should do to a women. She's singing this like she's the women being abused, and she's saying she doesn't mind, and letting him do this to her because she's "ill" (wrong in the head or mental issues?) Perhaps she thinks she deserves it (hence the 'love is strong, I am evil.') She has to choose between two men that she likes. One will give her a happy life (heaven) the other will give her hell (a bad, abusive life.) I think the third verse that starts with "love is strong, I am evil" is her trying to convince the non-abusive man that she is evil and he's wrong about her to think she's a good person. The other interpretation is exactly what lyricgenius31 believed.