That Fruit Ain't Right

The song "That Fruit Ain't Right" by Kurt Holes is a cautionary tale about the dangers of trusting appearances. The lyrics describe a seemingly ordinary fruit, but its "sweet with a strange range" taste and "colors mix twist and change" nature suggest something sinister lurks beneath its surface. The song emphasizes the "whispers in the trees" and "trick on sight", warning against blindly following temptation. The singer ultimately urges others to "warn don't advance", highlighting the consequences of succumbing to deceptive allure. The repeated refrain "That fruit ain't right" acts as a constant reminder of the danger, urging listeners to remain vigilant and question what seems too good to be true.