The Second Coming of Christ
Unveiling Humanity's Blind Judgment
Lyrics
I might have the answer to the cure of cancer
Expresses a claim of possessing a potential solution for curing cancer.
I might be the next peace prize winner
Suggests the possibility of being recognized and awarded a peace prize in the future.
I might be able to solve world hunger
Claims the ability to address and resolve global issues such as world hunger.
Just another victim of the war monger
Identifies oneself as a victim of the actions of those who promote war.
You will never know
Highlights the uncertainty surrounding the speaker's capabilities and identity.
If I'm the messiah
Presents the possibility of being the messiah, a significant religious figure.
The 2nd coming of Christ
Suggests a metaphorical second coming of Christ, implying a transformative or redemptive role.
You'll never know the names
Emphasizes the unknowable nature of the speaker's impact, preventing the recognition of specific individuals affected.
Of the lives that you take
Criticizes the indiscriminate nature of actions that result in loss of life, condemning the anonymity of victims.
Can you see the whites of my eyes
Presents a question about visibility, perhaps challenging others to truly see and understand the speaker.
Next drone strike
References a potential future drone strike, implying a violent and destructive event.
Can you hear the screams of terror
Draws attention to the sounds of suffering and fear associated with violent events.
Raining down from the fucking sky
Describes the horrifying imagery of suffering descending from the sky, possibly alluding to the consequences of conflict.
I maybe mother Theresa or an immigrant
Raises the possibility of embodying contrasting figures, like Mother Teresa or an immigrant, suggesting versatility.
I maybe the world healer or a fucking saint
Further explores the diverse roles one might play, from a world healer to a saint, highlighting the complexity of identity.
Build your god damn wall and never find out
Criticizes the idea of erecting a wall, metaphorical or literal, as a barrier to understanding and connection.
All the people in the world you don't give a shit about
Accuses an indifferent attitude towards a global population, emphasizing a lack of concern for others.
You can tell me what I am but you can't tell me what I ain't
Asserts the speaker's autonomy and challenges others' ability to define their identity.
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