Light Grenades

Surviving Ourselves
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Lyrics

We're given a garden

We were given something precious, symbolized as a garden

And gave back a parking lot

We transformed it into something less valuable, a parking lot

We got about fifteen minutes to go

About fifteen minutes remain before a critical moment


Before this audience

An audience is present, and there's a sense of impending judgment

Starts throwing tomatoes, yeah

The audience may react negatively, likened to throwing tomatoes

It's not the end, there is more show

Despite challenges, it's not the end, there's more to come

We got about fifteen minutes to go

Fifteen minutes remain to face the challenges ahead


Survived the plague, floated the flood

Survived difficulties, metaphorically a plague and flood

Just peeked our heads above the mud

Emerged from a challenging situation

No one's immune, deafening bells

No one is immune to challenges, symbolized by deafening bells

My God, will we survive ourselves?

The concern about whether humanity can survive its own actions


I'm not an alarmist

The narrator is not alarmist but recognizes the need for attention

But someone should break the glass

Suggesting breaking the glass as a metaphorical alarm

And pull that red T-lever down

Activating a symbolic emergency lever to draw attention


To get their attention

Advocating for a strong response to capture attention

Start lobbing the light grenades

Proposing the use of truth as a powerful weapon

That burst and blind them with the truth

Suggesting the use of light grenades to reveal the truth

An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth

Emphasizing a balanced response, equal retaliation


Survived the plague, floated the flood

Reiteration of surviving challenges, plague, and flood

Just peeked our heads above the mud

A reminder of emerging from difficult times

No one's immune, deafening bells

No one is immune to challenges, reiterated by deafening bells

My God, will we survive ourselves?

The existential question of whether humanity can overcome itself


Survived the plague, floated the flood

Reiteration of surviving challenges, plague, and flood

Just peeked out heads above the mud

Re-emphasizing the act of overcoming adversity

Wipe off your face, we've come this far

Cleaning up and moving forward after facing challenges

Come on, remember who you are

A call to remember one's identity and origins


Survived the plague, floated the flood

Reiteration of surviving challenges, plague, and flood

Just peeked our heads above the mud

Reminding of the resilience shown in emerging from mud

No one's immune, deafening bells

No one is immune to challenges, symbolized by deafening bells

My God

An exclamation of realization or concern


Survived the plague, floated the flood

Reiteration of surviving challenges, plague, and flood

Just peeked out heads above the mud

Re-emphasizing the act of overcoming adversity

Wipe off your face, we've come this far

Cleaning up and moving forward after facing challenges

Come on, remember who you are

A repetition of the call to remember one's identity

Come on, remember who you are

A continued emphasis on recalling one's true self

Come on, remember who you are

A repetition of the call to remember one's identity

Remember, remember

An additional emphasis on the act of remembering

Come on, remember who you are

A repeated call to remember one's identity

Remember, remember

An additional emphasis on the act of remembering

Come on, remember who you are

A final call to recall and recognize one's true self

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