Look Back and Reflect

Unveiling Distorted Virtue: Amygdala's Critique of Performative Allyship
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Lyrics

Don't you know the words you spew have so much power

Emphasizes the impact of spoken words, highlighting their influential and powerful nature.

They have control in light of any situation

Suggests that words wield control in various situations, indicating their significant role in shaping outcomes.

But not tonight

Implies a departure from the usual control or influence of words, possibly signaling a shift in the narrative.

Tonight you'll pay the price

Forewarns of consequences to be faced tonight, indicating a reckoning for actions or words.

Your portrayal of white guilt

Criticizes the expression of white guilt, suggesting a negative portrayal and its potential misuse.

Has benefitted your social image

Acknowledges the social benefits gained by the person expressing white guilt but questions their sincerity.

But i see right through you

Asserts the speaker's ability to see through the facade, implying a lack of authenticity in the person's actions.

You're distorted and angry because WERE angry

Highlights the distorted and angry response of the person, attributing it to the general anger of a collective.

And soon you'll stray from the path

Suggests a deviation from a righteous path by the person, hinting at a future departure from principles.

Sometimes i wonder if you ever look back on that day

Ponders whether the person ever reflects on a specific day, emphasizing the importance of self-reflection.

Reflect on that night

Calls for reflection on a particular night, implying it holds significance in understanding the speaker's perspective.


I wanted comradery

Expresses a desire for camaraderie, suggesting a longing for a sense of companionship or unity.

I wanted community

Expresses a wish for community, emphasizing the importance of shared connections and belonging.

I wanted to feel like i could belong where i'm supposed to be

Desires to belong to a place where one feels accepted and rightful, indicating a sense of displacement.

But you took it away

Accuses someone of taking away the speaker's sense of belonging, possibly through their actions or words.

And now well continue to carve our own spaces

Declares the intent to create independent spaces as a response to the loss of a communal feeling.

as you continue to walk on stage

Observes the person continuing to be in the spotlight, possibly in a performative role.

With this facade

Criticizes the person for presenting a facade, particularly regarding their supposed concern for women and people of color.

That you care about women and people of color

Expresses skepticism about the sincerity of the person's care for marginalized groups.

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