White Collar Crime

I'm not hungry, (?) throw away the key (?): The singer expresses a lack of desire or need, possibly referring to indifference or apathy towards consequences, symbolized by throwing away the key.

It's outrageous, nobody cares: The situation is extreme or shocking, yet there is a sense of societal indifference or neglect.

White collar crime, you had the time: Reference to white-collar crime, suggesting that those involved had the opportunity or luxury to commit such crimes.

Blue collar crime, you'll do time every time: Contrast with white-collar crime, implying that individuals engaged in blue-collar crime consistently face legal consequences.

Stealing from the company, taking all the profits: Describes a form of white-collar crime involving embezzlement and personal gain at the expense of the company.

Sharing with your family, drinking all the benefits: Illustrates the illicit distribution of gains among family members, possibly highlighting the selfish nature of such actions.

(?), Shocking, it's all so mocking: Unclear phrase, but suggests that the shocking nature of white-collar crime is mocking or ridiculing something.

White collar crime, you don't have the time: Implies a lack of consequences or punishment for white-collar criminals due to their societal status.

Blue collar crime, you'll do time every time: Reinforces the idea that blue-collar criminals consistently face legal repercussions for their actions.

You can get away with it, will they get away with it?: Raises the question of whether individuals involved in white-collar crime can escape accountability.

Do they get away with it? Yes, they get away with it: Answers the previous question, indicating a belief that white-collar criminals often escape justice.

Burn money today, free money tomorrow: Suggests a reckless attitude towards wealth, with a focus on short-term gains without consideration for long-term consequences.

(?) goes my mind, causes so much sorrow: Ambiguous phrase, but it seems to convey a sense of mental distress or sadness related to financial matters.

(?), It's all the same, It's a money power game: Ambiguous phrase, but likely implies that the financial system operates as a power game with similar dynamics regardless of specific details.

White collar crime, you do the time: Suggests a shift in the narrative, acknowledging that there are instances where white-collar criminals face consequences.

Blue collar crime, you do time every time: Reiterates the idea that blue-collar criminals consistently face legal penalties.

White collar crime, you don't have the time: Returns to the notion that some white-collar criminals escape punishment due to societal factors.

Blue collar crime, you do time every time: Reinforces the consistent legal consequences for blue-collar crimes.

All the same, money power game: Highlights the idea that, despite differences, both white and blue-collar crimes are part of a larger financial power game.

It's all the same, money power game: Reiteration of the notion that the financial system operates as a power game.

It's all the same, It's a money power game: Emphasizes the consistency of the financial system being perceived as a power game.

All the same, it's a money, a money, power, the power game: Further emphasizes the repetitive and powerful nature of the financial system as depicted in the song.

It's all the same: Concludes by restating the overarching theme that the financial system, with its crimes and dynamics, remains consistent.