Paris Paloma’s “the fruits” is a dark, poetic exploration of temptation, sin, and the complexities of love within a tumultuous relationship. The song uses rich religious and biblical imagery-referencing the Garden of Eden, original sin, and the devil-to blur the lines between good and evil, desire and danger. The narrator questions their partner’s nature (“My love, are you the devil?”) and acknowledges their own fall from grace, willingly embracing sin and emotional surrender