With the Dogs

Revolutionary Reflections: Dining with the Dogs in E.R.I.E.'s 'With the Dogs'
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Lyrics

Comin' down to the river

Heading towards a significant point, possibly for a transformative experience.

I'm gonna eat my weight in gold

Intending to amass wealth or valuable experiences.

What a sight to see: homemade apathy

An observation of a lack of genuine emotions or feelings, possibly self-made indifference.

It's gonna leave them stones unturned

Leaving certain matters or issues unexplored or unresolved.


Flashback to the craters

Remembering past destructive events or conflicts.

Where the good men piled high

Where honorable individuals suffered or were sacrificed.

They wanted empathy

The honorable wanted understanding; instead, they received shallow generosity.

You gave 'em charity that amounted to a dime or two

Providing insignificant help or support, not meeting the true needs.


Let's start a conversation

Suggesting the initiation of a meaningful dialogue.


Step out of your bubble and eat with the dogs in the yard

Encouraging breaking away from comfort and privilege to empathize with the less fortunate.

Share every morsel or they're gonna tear you apart

Advocating for sharing resources or understanding to avoid discord.

Step out of your bubble and die with us dogs in the yard

An urging to embrace solidarity even in the face of hardship.

The subject was "change" and you came here all preaching the same

Critiquing the redundancy of advocating change without actual substance or novelty.


Comin' back to the river

Returning to a significant point, perhaps indicating a cyclical nature or revisiting past experiences.

I'm gonna eat my weight in gold

Similar to line 2, aiming to gain significant value or experiences.

I've got a soul to seek, or so I'm led to believe

Feeling a need to discover one's true self or purpose.

You gotta lay them demons down

Confronting personal or internal struggles or negative aspects.


Oh it's a sad sight to uncover

Unearthing a distressing or sorrowful scene or realization.

When the riptide drags you in

Metaphorically pulled into distressing or turbulent circumstances.

Somehow your sympathy smells like hypocrisy

Observing insincere compassion, suggesting a disparity between words and actions.

You gotta put that mirror down

Advising self-reflection and acknowledgment of one's faults.


Go find a revolution

Encouraging seeking fundamental change or a paradigm shift.


Step out of your bubble and eat with the dogs in the yard

Reiterating the call to empathize and connect with those facing hardship.

Share every morsel or they're gonna tear you apart

Warning about the consequences of withholding support or resources from those in need.

Step out of your bubble and die with us dogs in the yard

Emphasizing the unity in facing adversity, even if it leads to a difficult outcome.

The subject was "change" and you came here all preaching the same

Rebuking the repetition of empty rhetoric about change without substantial action.


Step out of your bubble and eat with the dogs in the yard

Repeated insistence on leaving one's comfort zone to empathize with the marginalized.

Share every morsel or they're gonna tear you apart

Reiterating the importance of sharing resources or understanding to avoid conflict.

Step out of your bubble and die with us dogs in the yard

Encouraging unity even if it leads to challenging circumstances or consequences.

The subject was "change" and you came here all preaching the same

Condemning the repetition of advocating change without meaningful action or progress.

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