Protection
Guardians of Existence: Embracing Protection Amidst Life's Perils
Lyrics
Take care beware you need protection
Emphasizes the importance of protection, cautioning against potential dangers.
Like the monkey in the jungle don't slip watch the curb
Uses a metaphor of a monkey in the jungle to convey the need for vigilance and avoiding hazards.
You need protection there's a car coming your name's on it
Warns of an imminent threat, symbolized by an approaching car with the individual's name on it.
Like the whales in the ocean, you could be come extinct
Compares individuals to whales in the ocean, suggesting the risk of extinction if precautions are not taken.
Don't let them haunt us
Advises against allowing negative influences to persist and affect well-being.
You know what I'm thinking
Implies shared concerns or thoughts about the need for protection.
You better believe all the animals need protection
Asserts that all living beings, including animals, require protection.
You need protection
Reiterates the personal need for protection, emphasizing its universal importance.
A careless cigarette, slip with the matches
Highlights the potential dangers of a careless act involving a cigarette and matches.
brush fires burning
Describes the consequences of negligence, with brush fires as a metaphor for escalating problems.
Animals on the run who's gonna help them now there's nowhere to go
Depicts animals in distress, emphasizing the urgency for assistance due to a lack of refuge.
You need protection
Reiterates the need for protection, emphasizing its critical role in times of vulnerability.
You need protection I need protection too
Stresses the mutual need for protection, suggesting a collective responsibility.
In a square package some call it prevention
Introduces the concept of prevention in a square package, likely referring to contraceptives.
Do you wanna have some fun? You need protection
Associates protection with fun, possibly addressing the importance of safe practices in enjoyable activities.
There's a killer disease running wild it's out to get you
Warns about a rampant and dangerous disease, urging the necessity of protection against it.
All those people they need protection
Broadens the scope, suggesting that people, in general, require protection.
Standing still in great masses lead them some shelter
Encourages providing shelter or support to masses of people facing challenges.
There's a nuclear rain coming soon get your lead umbrella
Uses a metaphor of a nuclear rain, signaling a catastrophic event, and advises taking protective measures.
You need protection I need protection too
Reiterates the personal and universal need for protection, underscoring its continuous importance.
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