Neanderthals Crawl
Sacrifices and Greed: Neanderthals Crawl in Worship
Lyrics
May I crawl to your thrown
Expressing a desire for subservience and humility, asking for permission to approach a position of authority.
oh master sweet god of swine!
Addressing someone as a powerful deity, possibly sarcastically referring to a figure in a position of power.
Lick your heels, maim your kind
Describing actions of submission and harm towards others under the influence or command of the addressed authority figure.
You worship sacrifice
Highlighting the theme of worshipping through offering and giving up valuable things, possibly in the context of power dynamics.
Sip sip suckle on the teet of your success! My master, i worship thee
Describing a dependency on the success of the addressed figure, using metaphorical language involving breastfeeding and devotion.
You hang rewards in front from my eyes
Acknowledging the presentation of rewards, possibly material or symbolic, as a means of motivation or control.
The carrot so sweet I will compromise
Expressing a willingness to compromise personal values or principles for the enticing rewards offered.
Fiending for air
Describing a strong desire or craving, possibly for validation or recognition, using the metaphor of air.
I Beg for the end
Expressing a plea or desire for an end, possibly referring to the hardships or challenges associated with the addressed authority.
The weight of your greed crashes down
Portraying the oppressive and overwhelming nature of the addressed figure's greed and its impact.
May I crawl to your thrown
Repetition of the request to crawl, reinforcing the theme of subservience and humility.
oh master sweet god of swine!
Repetition of addressing someone as a deity, emphasizing the power dynamic or control associated with the figure.
Lick your heels, maim your kind
Repetition of submissive actions, reinforcing the theme of harm and submission under the influence of the addressed authority.
You worship sacrifice
Reiteration of the theme of worship through sacrifice, emphasizing the loyalty or devotion expected by the addressed authority figure.
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