Men For Free
Selling Souls: Unveiling the Price of Love and Pride
Lyrics
Someone counts the paupers
Someone is keeping track of the impoverished individuals.
One two three four five
Counting off individuals, possibly emphasizing their scarcity or value.
There's for you an offer
An offer is presented to someone.
That you can't deny
The offer is tempting and difficult to refuse.
Ears are full of laughter
Despite laughter, there is a change in atmosphere or mood.
But the tone is changed
Life has altered its course before and after a certain event.
Life before and after
Taste and appearance remain constant despite changes.
Taste and look the same
One sells their love, possibly referring to compromising personal values for gain.
And you sell your love
Selling one's pride, suggesting a loss of dignity or self-respect for personal benefit.
And you sell your pride
Trading something valuable for a fragment of what was desired.
For a piece of what
A reference to a specific desire or preference.
They said that you like
Invitation to acquire more, possibly at a cost.
Come and pay for more
Encouraging involvement, possibly financial, for additional benefits.
Come and let them squeeze
Encouraging compliance or acquiescence, possibly under pressure.
Light disposable
Referring to individuals as expendable, with a fleeting existence.
Men for free
Men being treated as dispensable commodities without value.
Someone counts survivors
Someone is counting survivors, possibly highlighting a challenging situation.
One two three four five
Counting off survivors, emphasizing their scarcity or significance.
Here's another wonder
Presenting another remarkable or tempting situation.
That you can't deny
A situation that cannot be easily rejected or ignored.
Eyes are full of sorrow
Eyes filled with sorrow, contrasting with a changed expression or attitude.
But the gloat is changed
Gloating or satisfaction has transformed despite sorrowful eyes.
Yesterday, tomorrow
Temporal continuity, suggesting that yesterday and tomorrow are indistinguishable.
Taste and look the same
Taste and appearance remain the same despite temporal shifts.
And you sell your love
Similar to line 8, selling love with potential negative connotations.
And you sell your pride
Similar to line 9, selling pride with potential negative consequences.
For a cause you don't
Sacrificing something for a cause without fully understanding the fight.
Understand the fight
A lack of comprehension regarding the reasons behind a struggle or conflict.
Come and pay for more
Invitation to invest more, possibly with additional sacrifices.
Come and let them squeeze
Encouraging compliance or submission under pressure.
Light disposable
Reiteration of the concept of disposable individuals.
Men for free
Men treated as commodities with no inherent value.
And you sell your love
Repetition of the idea of selling love with potential negative connotations.
And you sell your pride
Repetition of the concept of selling pride with potential negative consequences.
For a piece of what
Repetition of trading something valuable for a fragment of desired outcomes.
They said that you like
Repetition of a reference to a specific desire or preference.
Come and pay for more
Reiteration of the invitation to acquire more, possibly at a cost.
Come and let them squeeze
Reiteration of encouraging involvement, possibly financial, for additional benefits.
Light disposable
Reiteration of encouraging compliance or acquiescence, possibly under pressure.
Men for free
Reiteration of individuals being treated as expendable with a fleeting existence.
Men for free
Final repetition emphasizing the treatment of men as disposable commodities.
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