Concentration Moon, Part One
Unraveling Societal Madness: Concentration Moon Insights
Lyrics
Concentration Moon
Introduction to the theme of "Concentration Moon."
(Over the camp in the valley)
Describing the location of the camp in the valley.
Over the camp in the valley
Reiteration of the camp's location in the valley.
(Concentration Moon, OH WHAT A)
Expressing awe or surprise at Concentration Moon.
Concentration Moon
Reiteration of the concentration moon theme.
(I wish I was back in the alley)
Expressing a desire to be back in the alley.
Wish I was back in the alley
Reiteration of the desire to be back in the alley.
With all of my friends still running free:
Wishing to be with friends who are still free, possibly from societal constraints.
(Running free) hair growing out
Friends running free, with the mention of hair growing out of every hole in the speaker.
Every hole in me
Emphasizing the physical aspect of the speaker, with hair growing out of every hole.
(That's right, you heard right:
Acknowledging the uniqueness of the situation, emphasizing the hair growth.
Hair growing out every hole in me)
Reiteration of the unusual nature of hair growth.
AMERICAN WAY how did it start?
Questioning the origin of the American way.
Thousands of creeps killed in the park
Referencing a dark aspect of the American way with the mention of creeps killed in the park.
AMERICAN WAY try and explain
Continuing the exploration of the American way, urging an attempt to explain.
Scab of a nation driven insane
Labeling the American way as a scab of a nation driven insane.
Don't cry gotta go bye bye
Command to not cry and an indication to leave suddenly, followed by the repetition of "die die."
Suddenly: die die
Sudden death or demise is emphasized.
COP KILL A CREEP! pow pow pow
Advocacy for the killing of a police officer ("COP") who is considered a creep, with onomatopoeic sounds of gunfire.
And speaking of creeps, here they are
Transition to a mention of creeps, with the anticipation of their arrival.
Ladies and gentlemen
Formal announcement of the arrival of creeps or an audience.
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