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"Dance in the Dark" is a song about freedom and self-expression in the face of judgement and criticism. It is a song that encourages listeners to let go of insecurities and societal pressures and to just be themselves. The lyrics discuss topics of feeling like a "free bitch," being called a "mess" and a "tramp", and being surrounded by vacant stares and judgement. The chorus expresses the idea of being liberated from all of this and finding freedom in being able to express oneself freely, as well as a newfound appreciation for dancing in the dark, where no one is looking. The bridge compares this idea of freedom to the late celebrities Marilyn Monroe, Judy Garland, Sylvia Plath and Jon Benet Ramsey, who have all experienced struggles throughout life. Overall, "Dance in the Dark" is a song about empowerment and self-expression in the midst of judgement and criticism.
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