You Are My Enemy

Birth of Conflict: Embracing the Enemy Within
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Lyrics

I never felt a part of this world

I have never felt a sense of belonging in this world.

I reject the way that we live

I refuse to accept the way we currently live.

I gave birth to my own enemy

I metaphorically brought into existence someone who turned out to be my adversary.

I gave birth to my own enemy (to my own enemy, to my own enemy)

Repetition emphasizing the internal conflict of giving birth to one's own enemy.


I am grateful for all that I have

I express gratitude for what I possess.

Oh, Mama has been so good to me

Mention of a nurturing figure (Mama) who has been benevolent.

Like a thread through a needle's eye

Comparison of life's journey to threading through a needle's eye, suggesting a challenging path.

I am ready to cast from this world

I am prepared to detach myself from this world.


You poured from my body

Describing the act of giving birth with the imagery of pouring, emphasizing the intense experience.

On a river of blood

Visual depiction of the significant and intense process, likening it to a river of blood.

You poured out and into the light

The outcome of the birth is moving towards the light, suggesting hope or revelation.

I gave birth to my own enemy (to my own enemy, to my own enemy)

Reiteration of the internal conflict, highlighting the burden of giving birth to one's own enemy.


You are my enemy

Directly addressing someone as an enemy, possibly the offspring mentioned earlier.

You are my enemy

Repetition emphasizing the identification of the addressed person as an enemy.

You are my enemy

Continued affirmation that the addressed individual is indeed considered an enemy.

You are my enemy

Repetition reinforcing the concept that the person is perceived as an adversary.

You are, you are my enemy

Emphasizing the addressed person as an enemy, using a declarative statement.

You are, you are my enemy

Repetition of the declaration that the addressed individual is considered an enemy.

You are, you are my enemy, my enemy

Reiteration and emphasis on the acknowledgment of the addressed person as an enemy.

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