Throughout Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, Lambert plays the part of a promiscuous, vengeful lush. On the title track she leaves her gun in the car but goes berserk in a bar where her old boyfriend has a new woman on his arm. Her response to a lover's abusiveness is to blow him away on "Gunpowder & Lead" ("Gonna load my shotgun, wait by the door and light a cigarette"). That track (which ends with a shotgun blast) and others model irresponsible drinking. Needing a thirst-quencher during a 100-mile trek, the singer plans to drink and drive but can't find a six-pack in a "Dry Town." Romantically, she's reckless and promiscuous, using a one-night stand as a Band-Aid for heartache ("Easy From Now On") and, without conscience, leaving destruction in her wake on "Down" and "Guilty in Here." The latter says, "I've made a point of not mixing love and pleasure ... Whatever became of all the boys who only want one thing?" Her only regret about cavorting with a married man who eventually returns to his wife is that she should have been "More Like Her."