War Song Soldier
War Song Soldier: Unveiling the Battle Within
Lyrics
I can start me a war
I have the ability to initiate a conflict or fight.
Be a war song soldier
Embracing the role of a soldier in a war-themed song.
I can stand on my head
Expressing a sense of flexibility or defiance by standing on one's head.
I can walk on water
Claiming an extraordinary ability, possibly metaphorical, like walking on water.
Haven't even begun
Indicating that the speaker's actions or plans are still in the early stages.
If you wanna talk evil
Openness to discussing negative or malicious topics.
Now my mouth is a gun
Describing words as powerful weapons, comparing the mouth to a gun.
I'ma let my words rain down
Expressing a determination to make a significant impact with words.
Like flames on cardboard
Imagery of powerful words falling like flames on a fragile material (cardboard).
Gangster fools who
Referring to individuals who act tough but lack true strength or authenticity.
Wave their tools in
Those who brandish weapons, perhaps figurative, displayed in pictures.
Pictures on their wall
Suggesting a superficial or glorified image of strength portrayed on walls.
I could write a song and pretend it's worth my time
Contemplating the creation of a song with questionable value or purpose.
Shake guitars, through smoke-rings framed by candlelight
Depicting a scene of playing guitars amid smoke and candlelight.
Memories so perfect liquid fills your eyes
Eliciting emotions with perfect memories that bring tears to the eyes.
Written down on paper and burned inside my mind
Recording memories on paper, acknowledging their transient nature.
La-la-la-la-la-ha-hah
(Repetition of the previous line)
Oh-oh-oh-oh
-La-la-la-la-la-ha-hah
-Every night we hide
Highlighting the concealment of reality during nighttime.
Between my dreams and rhymes
Describing a space between dreams and creative expressions (rhymes).
Risk it all to taste your fever one more time
Expressing a willingness to take risks for a fleeting experience.
Cut my heart and leave you enough to kill your pain
Mentioning self-inflicted pain while preserving the ability to cause pain in others.
Proof enough that love must always be in vain
Stating that love often leads to suffering or is unreciprocated.
La-la-la-la-la-ha-hah
(Repetition of the previous line)
Oh-oh-oh-oh
-La-la-la-la-la-ha-hah
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