The State of the Union
Rising Waters and Human Desperation: The State of the Union Unveiled
Lyrics
From the state of the union you can hear
Concerns about the state of the union are evident, suggesting a critical situation.
Water is raising steadily you begin to fear
The rising water level causes apprehension and fear, indicating a potential threat or crisis.
New York City is probably drowning slow
New York City is metaphorically depicted as slowly succumbing to the rising water, possibly referencing climate change or a disaster.
Do you know who to turn to? To stop it now
Expresses uncertainty about who or what can address the issue and prevent further damage.
What can we move to? To save our souls
Questions potential solutions or safe places that can protect individuals spiritually or physically.
We are so many that need to flee
Highlights the urgency and magnitude of the situation, emphasizing the need for collective action.
Please get me a number that we can call
Requests contact information or a reliable source to seek assistance in dealing with the impending crisis.
To stop all this flooding we're near the fall
Stresses the imminent danger, calling for measures to halt the flooding before it becomes irreversible.
Do you know who to turn to? To stop it now
Reiterates the earlier uncertainty about finding effective solutions to stop the crisis.
What can we move to? To save our souls
Continues questioning viable alternatives or places that can offer salvation or relief.
We are running so many that need to flee
Emphasizes the large number of people affected, heightening the urgency for a resolution.
So many places that's flooding like this
Describes the widespread occurrence of flooding in various places, illustrating the severity of the situation.
Do you know who to turn to? To stop it now
Repeats the inquiry about finding a solution and emphasizes the need for immediate action.
What can we move to? To save our souls
Reiterates the search for viable options to safeguard lives and well-being from the ongoing crisis.
We are so many
Underscores the collective impact of the crisis, reinforcing the plea for assistance.
Help
An urgent call for help, suggesting a critical situation requiring immediate intervention.
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