Endless Factories
Escaping Monotonous Chains: Endless Factories' Message of Liberation
Lyrics
Why do we never fit in time
Questioning why there is a struggle to synchronize with the rhythm of urban life.
With the city beat
Referring to the city's heartbeat or pace.
On the streets
Highlighting the challenges faced on the streets.
Pushed around
Feeling pushed around or mistreated.
Cause we don't see
Not understanding the fear in others' eyes.
The fear in your eyes
When the usual production stops, and chaos ensues, not being concerned.
When production stops and things get out of line
Indifference towards disruptions when things go awry in production.
We just don't mind
Remaining indifferent or unaffected by disruptions.
Cause its me and those neurotic ones
Identifying with individuals who have neurotic tendencies.
That always seems to be controlled
Those with neurotic traits often appear to be in control.
Its me and those pathetic ones
Identifying with individuals who are viewed as pathetic.
That always seems to be around
Those considered pathetic always seem to be present.
A list of what we need to get to make it look like we love to work
Listing the requirements to create the illusion of enjoying work.
A list of what we need to get to make it look good
Reiterating the list of items needed to present a positive work image.
In endless factories
Referencing the setting of monotonous and relentless work environments.
I got what you need
Claiming to possess what others need in the context of work.
But I'm just waiting for the bell to ring
Expressing a desire to break free when the workday is over.
Oh you got to let me out.
Requesting to be released from the constraints of work.
Get out of line
Encouraging others to break free from the established order or routine.
We just don't mind
Reiterating the indifference to disruptions or challenges at work.
In endless factories
Repeating the reference to the unending nature of factory-like work environments.
I got what you need
Claiming to have what others need in the context of work.
But I'm just waiting for the bell to ring
Expressing a desire to be released from work when the bell rings.
Oh you got to let me out
Reiterating the plea to be let out from the constraints of work.
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