Jesus H. Chrysler
Jesus H. Chrysler: Unveiling the Modern Enslavement and Blind Allegiance
Lyrics
God damn we're all headed for hell
Expressing a grim outlook on the collective fate of humanity.
Racists, bigots - rise from the dead
Addressing the resurrection of prejudiced ideologies.
Separate 'em by class and by color
Suggesting a divisive approach based on social class and race.
Shoot 'em in the streets
Advocating violence as a means of enforcing separation.
You can't tell one from the other
Highlighting the difficulty in distinguishing individuals in such a scenario.
Innocence is bullets piercing the flesh
Defining innocence as being shattered by bullets.
Innocence is staying calm and collected
Contrasting innocence with the ability to remain composed.
Innocence is bleeding out on the pavement
Depicting a violent end to innocence on the streets.
A perfect example of modern enslavement
Labeling the scenario as an illustration of contemporary enslavement.
Innocence is bullets piercing the flesh
Reiterating the impact of bullets on innocence.
Innocence is staying calm and collected
Repeating the contrast between innocence and composure.
Innocence is bleeding out on the pavement
Reemphasizing the violent end to innocence.
A perfect example of...
Introducing a continuation or elaboration on modern enslavement.
Diversity defines the hate felt in the bones
Linking diversity to the hatred deeply ingrained in some individuals.
Of those who follow blindly
Characterizing blind followers driven by the pursuit of purity.
In search of something pure
Suggesting a search for something untainted or genuine.
Jesus H, you gotta
Invoking Jesus H as a symbolic figure.
Put on gotta put on the brakes
Advising a need to halt or reconsider actions.
You better obey Satan, you better
Encouraging obedience to Satan, possibly as a rebellious or provocative act.
Obey, baby, Satan I said
Reiterating the call to obey Satan, emphasizing the message.
Jesus, Jesus H, you better
Repeating the invocation of Jesus H with a sense of urgency.
Put on better put on the brakes
Reemphasizing the need to halt or reconsider actions.
You better Obey Satan
Reiterating the call to obey Satan for emphasis.
You better Obey, Baby, Satan
Reemphasizing the call to obey Satan, particularly directed at a baby.
Violence shielded by the spotlight
Highlighting violence shielded by public attention.
Anything to catch their eyes
Describing the extreme measures taken to attract attention.
What are you working toward
Posing a question about the purpose or goal of one's efforts.
A life worth dying for
Advocating for a life with meaningful principles even if it involves sacrifice.
Expect no less once ignorance
Anticipating a lack of compassion when ignorance dominates.
Rules the land a hateful man
Highlighting the destructive impact of a hateful individual ruling the land.
What are we fighting for
Raising the question of the purpose behind societal conflicts.
A level playing board
Advocating for fairness and equality in societal structures.
Heartless fellow hunting
Describing a heartless individual engaged in pursuit or hunting.
How the humans have devolved
Reflecting on the devolution of humanity observed in heartless actions.
How do we overcome
Posing a question about overcoming the challenges posed by a dumb or uninformed society.
A society of dumb
Characterizing society as dumb or lacking intelligence.
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