Lyrics
You hate rich people
You dislike wealthy individuals.
When you made them rich
Despite your dislike, you played a role in their wealth.
Go take it up with a brick wall
Suggesting confrontation with an unyielding obstacle, expressing unwillingness to listen.
I'm not listening to you bitch
Dismissing criticism, particularly from a woman.
Maybe you're rich
Speculating on the possibility that the listener is wealthy.
Maybe you're just like them
Considering the listener's potential similarity to the wealthy class.
Oh it's not your fault
Implies that being like them is not the listener's fault.
Why don't you tell me again
Encouraging the listener to explain their situation again.
You look for change
Suggesting a futile search for change in comfortable or obvious places.
In all the easy places
Cynicism about seeking change in convenient rather than challenging places.
Trust each lie those politicians spit
Expressing distrust in politicians and their deceptive speeches.
From their fat rich faces
Highlighting the opulence of politicians.
Maybe you're rich
Repeating the speculation that the listener might be wealthy.
Maybe you're just like them
Reiterating the consideration of the listener being similar to the wealthy.
Oh it's not your fault
Reassuring the listener that being like the wealthy is not their fault.
Why don't you tell me again
Encouraging the listener to provide more information about their situation.
Don't you love convenience
Questioning the listener's preference for convenience.
We should tax the rich
Suggesting taxing the rich as a solution.
Let's rely on political parties
Advocating reliance on political parties due to the listener's perceived inaction.
Since you don't wanna do shit
Asserting that the listener is unwilling to take action.
Maybe you're rich
Reiterating the speculation that the listener might be wealthy.
Maybe you're just like them
Reiterating the consideration of the listener being similar to the wealthy.
Oh it's not your fault
Reassuring the listener that being like the wealthy is not their fault.
Why don't you tell me again
Encouraging the listener to provide more information about their situation.
You're just pretending
Asserting that the listener is pretending or not genuine.
You are just like them
Stating that the listener is similar to the wealthy class.
Act like you care about our issues
Accusing the listener of feigning concern about societal issues.
Your money keeps rolling in
Indicating that the listener's wealth continues to accumulate.
Maybe you're rich
Repeating the speculation that the listener might be wealthy.
Maybe you're just like them
Reiterating the consideration of the listener being similar to the wealthy.
Oh it's not your fault
Reassuring the listener that being like the wealthy is not their fault.
Why don't you tell me again
Encouraging the listener to provide more information about their situation.
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