Don't You Stop
Unleash Your Fire: Horace Greene's Anthem of Freedom and Love
Lyrics
Get out your car
Encouragement to take action, possibly leave behind comfort or routine.
Tonight we goin' real far
An intention to venture into unexplored territories or experiences.
City's hot, don't you stop, until you get what you came out for
Stay determined in a bustling environment until achieving your goal.
Don't let the man shake you
Do not allow authority or restrictions to deter your progress.
Fistfight till you breakthrough
Metaphorical encouragement to persist despite obstacles until success.
Nobody can touch your love
Your affection or passion is invulnerable to outside influence.
It's a breakdance
Life is akin to a dance; navigate it gracefully but without causing pain.
But don't break any hearts
Warning against causing emotional harm while navigating life's challenges.
It's a slow trance
The current state of affairs in America is depicted as a gradual, entrancing process.
The way this America starts
Implying that the essence of the American experience is unfolding slowly.
Don't let the man shake you
Reiteration of not succumbing to external pressures or control.
Fistfight till you breakthrough
Continued emphasis on persevering against obstacles for personal breakthrough.
Nobody can touch your love
One's affection or passion remains untouchable despite challenges.
Take to, the streets with all your fire
Advocating taking passionate action in public spaces, possibly for a cause.
They cannot break you, but lord knows they will try
Others may attempt to deter you, but your spirit is unbreakable.
You have the power, but just know
Acknowledgment of personal strength, but a caution regarding impending authority.
That the law is coming down
Warning about potential consequences or enforcement from the authorities.
Take to, the streets with all your fire
Reiteration of passionate action in public spaces despite potential resistance.
They cannot break you, but lord knows they will try
Despite challenges, your resilience remains intact against external pressures.
You have the power, but just know
Recognition of personal empowerment juxtaposed with impending authority.
That the law is coming down
Anticipation or warning of impending legal repercussions.
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