Believe in God
Rise Beyond: Unveiling the Journey of Self-Discovery in Fabulous Sheep's 'Believe in God'
Lyrics
I always try to be someone
I consistently strive to embody a certain persona.
Now I just want to be myself
Currently, my desire is simply to embrace my authentic self.
I watched too much television
I've consumed an excessive amount of television content.
Now I vomit advertising
As a result, I reject the impact of pervasive advertising.
Before I ate some real food
Prior to this, I used to consume real, unprocessed food.
Now there's plastic in my meal
Now, my meals contain plastic, symbolizing a loss of purity.
At school I wanted to be a rockstar
During my school days, I aspired to be a rockstar.
Now I work a behind a screen
Presently, I find myself working behind a screen, a departure from my initial aspirations.
RISE UP PEOPLE
A call for collective empowerment and action.
How can you believe in god ?
Raising a question about belief in God, possibly challenging traditional values.
Rise up people
A repetition emphasizing the need for people to rise up.
No masters, no teachers
Advocacy for a society without masters or teachers, suggesting a desire for equality.
Are you sure about you sayin ?
A question probing the certainty of one's statements.
Are you sure about who you are ?
A challenge to self-awareness, questioning if one truly understands their identity.
Have you ever had convictions ?
Asking about personal convictions and principles.
Have you ever bought a car ?
Questioning consumerism by inquiring about the purchase of a car.
Have you ever read the Bible ?
Prompting reflection on whether one has engaged with religious texts like the Bible.
Have you always believed your ma ?
Questioning blind faith, particularly in one's upbringing.
Been in trenches in the war ?
Referencing experiences in war, possibly highlighting the harsh realities of life.
Have you ever shot a man ?
Asking about involvement in violence, particularly the act of shooting another person.
Rise up people
A repeated call for people to rise up in a collective movement.
How can you believe in god
A reiterated challenge to conventional beliefs in God.
No masters no teachers
Reemphasizing the desire for a society without masters or teachers.
Rise up people
Repetition of the call for people to rise up.
Now you have to take the streets
A directive to take to the streets, signaling a need for activism.
Workers, kids !
A call specifically directed at workers and children, emphasizing their role in change.
The fire's in your will
Encouraging individuals to find strength within themselves.
Rise up people
A final call for collective action, urging people to rise up.
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