Teeth and Eyes
War of Love and Judas Steer: Teeth and Eyes Unveiled
Lyrics
Wage war like you're judge and jury
Engage in conflict as if you are both the judge and the jury
It's a tryst grip where love takes no sides
Love is in a precarious situation where it doesn't take sides
You got tall tales on your lips they're making callous truths of their wrongs your rights
Telling exaggerated stories, turning harsh truths into justifications for their actions
Oh judas steer they're ripe for the taking
Referring to someone as a betrayer ready to be exploited
They're bought and sold for a devil's prize
People are easily manipulated and traded for a sinister reward
Led to the wide of the mark left craving
Led astray, left desiring something beyond reach or understanding
Clothed in bluet and paid in heist
Dressed in blue, possibly symbolizing loyalty, and compensated through illicit means
Teeth and eyes
Emphasizing the importance of teeth and eyes, possibly symbolizing judgment and perception
Iron vice
Strong, unyielding control or influence
All in time, all in time
Everything happens in its own time
Tell me did your last hand make it
Asking if the person's recent actions were successful
Before the rooster crowed three times
Referring to a biblical allusion where someone denies association with something three times
Taste rid of the tar and pit its a lone night among the garden crowns
Describing a night without companionship, surrounded by symbolic representations of authority
Tell me son did your soul need saving?
Asking if the person's soul required redemption
Tell me boy did you make it right?
Questioning if the person rectified their wrongs
Teeth and eyes
Reiterating the significance of teeth and eyes
Iron vice
Reinforcing the idea of a strong, unyielding influence
All in time, all in time
Repeating the notion that everything occurs in its own time
Tell me did your last hand make it
Inquiring about the success of the person's recent actions
Before the rooster crowed three times
Referring to a moment of realization or accountability
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