The Bonnie Song

The song "The Bonnie Song" by GroundBreaking is a creative piece that delves into the perspective of Bonnie, a character from the popular video game series Five Nights at Freddy's (FNaF). The lyrics express the feelings of neglect and obsolescence that Bonnie, an animatronic character, experiences as he is replaced by newer models. The song is a lament from Bonnie's point of view, highlighting his desire to be remembered and his struggle with being discarded.

The lyrics "They tore me apart / They used me for parts" reflect the literal dismantling of the animatronic for repairs or to create newer versions. Bonnie's sense of injustice is palpable as he compares his fate to that of his fellow animatronics, who seemingly did not endure the same level of degradation. The mention of his replacement being blue with the latest technology underscores the pain of being replaced by something considered superior. Despite this, Bonnie clings to his identity as a musician in the band, with his guitar being his sole remaining connection to his past.

The song's recurring theme of red glowing eyes and the endoskeleton's decision hints at the darker elements of the FNaF series, where animatronics become hostile. It's a transformation from a once beloved entertainer to a figure of terror, which could be seen as a metaphor for how we discard the old in favor of the new without considering the consequences. GroundBreaking uses this song to explore themes of identity, obsolescence, and the desire for recognition, all through the lens of a character from a horror game.