Let's Be Clear
Revolutionizing Sound: Embracing Authenticity in Music
Lyrics
Hey you
Addressing someone with an interest in rock'n roll
Who digs rock'n roll
Acknowledging the person's affinity for rock music
Don't you get tired of listening to reproductions
Questioning if the listener is tired of hearing imitations
With a pick up
Referencing music played through a pickup or a band
Or with a band
Highlighting that the song in question wasn't created by the person being addressed
That guy there hasn't made this song
Empty line, possibly emphasizing the previous statement
C'mon
Encouraging the listener to take action or change
It's time to step up
Prompting the listener to elevate their musical taste
All we see is an ephemeral fad
Observing that current musical trends are temporary
People already shaking their heads
People are already disapproving or disinterested
Boarding on a flight where they've been before
Metaphorically describing a familiar path or routine
Hey mister DJ
Addressing a DJ
Can't you hear what I say
Requesting the DJ to pay attention to the message
Hey mister DJ
Repetition of the request to the DJ
But now you can't get out
Indicating the DJ's inability to escape the situation
You're already singing
Noting that the DJ is already involved in the song
Ain't that that song that your dad used to hear?
Questioning if the song is a familiar one from the listener's past
Nothing new
Stating that there is nothing innovative in the music
Here to listen
Expressing the purpose of being present is to listen
Nothing new
Reiteration that there is nothing new
Let's be clear
Concluding with a clear statement urging clarity or honesty
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