Blackwood
Unveiling Deception: The Dark Truth Unfolded
Lyrics
There is no hope for me, at least I know
Expressing a sense of despair and resignation, acknowledging a lack of hope.
I know what I believe, and now I see
Asserting personal beliefs and newfound clarity or understanding.
No longer will we be fooled, you say
Rejecting deception and no longer willing to be fooled by false notions.
There is no hope for me, at least I know
Reiterating the absence of hope but emphasizing self-awareness.
I know what I believe, and now I see
Reaffirming personal beliefs and a heightened sense of perception.
No longer will we be fooled
Emphasizing a collective refusal to be deceived any longer.
White skin, white teeth, black heart, black lungs
Contrasting physical appearance with inner qualities, highlighting hypocrisy.
Sleeping on your stacks of millions
Critiquing the wealthy who remain indifferent while their followers struggle.
As your followers struggle to overcome, overcome
Emphasizing the disparity between the privileged and those facing challenges.
Sickness, poverty, heartbreak
List of societal issues - sickness, poverty, heartbreak - faced daily.
Hatred are dealt with every day
Addressing the presence of hatred as a common experience.
You can't relate
Highlighting a lack of empathy or understanding from a certain perspective.
You can't remember a single name
Pointing out a failure to remember or acknowledge individual struggles.
Stare into a screen before you'll look them in the eyes
Criticizing a preference for virtual interaction over genuine human connection.
You'll never change a life until you know
Emphasizing the need for personal transformation before attempting to change others.
Everything you say sounds like a lie
Casting doubt on the sincerity of spoken words, implying dishonesty.
Blessed by the hands of God
Exploring the dichotomy of being either blessed or cursed by external forces.
Or cursed by the tongue of the devil
Questioning allegiance and moral alignment with a higher power.
Who do you serve?
Prompting reflection on who or what one truly serves in life.
No more ignorance, no more complacency
Advocating for awareness and rejecting passive acceptance of ignorance.
Behind your white skin and white teeth
Unveiling the true nature hidden beneath an outwardly positive appearance.
Lies a heart so black it makes the abyss look bright
Characterizing the inner self as darker than the abyss, emphasizing moral corruption.
You say, you say, there is no hope for me
Repeating the belief in personal hopelessness, possibly from an external perspective.
If a rich man can't get into heaven, where will you dwell
Questioning the fate of the wealthy in the afterlife, challenging moral standing.
If a rich man can't ascend, will I see you in hell
Raising the possibility of encountering the individual in question in a negative afterlife.
You say, there is no hope for me, at least I know
Reiterating a sense of hopelessness but with a reaffirmation of personal beliefs.
I know what I believe, and now I see
Restating personal beliefs and a newfound clarity or understanding.
No longer will we be fooled, you say
Rejecting deception and expressing determination not to be fooled any longer.
There is no hope for me, at least I know
Echoing the earlier sense of hopelessness but with a reaffirmation of personal beliefs.
I know what I believe, and now I see
Reaffirming personal beliefs and a heightened sense of perception.
No longer will we be fooled
Emphasizing a collective refusal to be deceived any longer.
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