Lyrics
I can see you in the afternoon I
Observing you during the afternoon.
can see you in your living room
Observing you in your living room.
I can see you lying with your eyes
Noticing you lying down with your eyes.
I can see your tears like crocodiles
Seeing your tears that resemble crocodiles.
shine on fortunate one
Wishing success to someone fortunate.
keep using peoples backs as rungs on your ladder to the sun
Continuing to exploit others' efforts to advance yourself.
careerist lyricist I've got your number one
Calling out someone as being focused on their career and lyrics.
you were a friend of mine til there was a cost
Being friends until there was a personal cost involved.
kept your true intentions camouflaged
Keeping true motives hidden behind a disguise.
PMC Larping as a troubadour
Referencing the use of private military company (PMC) tactics while portraying oneself as a wandering minstrel.
I'll let myself out of the big French doors
Choosing to leave through grand French doors.
shine on fortunate one
Wishing continued success for the fortunate individual.
keep using peoples backs as rungs on your ladder to the sun
Encouraging the exploitation of others' efforts to achieve personal success.
careerist lyricist I've got your number one
Reiterating the identification of someone focused on their career and lyrics.
Rip the check check them mic 12121212
Referencing technical sound checks and mic tests in a performance setting.
kiss the exec spam for likes like you want to 1212 and who is this addition to the bourgeoise zoo this Martha Stewart living
Criticizing someone for seeking approval and attention from executives and the public, comparing them to Martha Stewart living in a luxurious lifestyle.
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