Lyrics
This is our home out on the street
This line expresses the street as the home for the speaker and their community.
We are the god of punk elite
Asserting a rebellious identity, claiming a superior status within the punk subculture.
Could you spare some thing vegan to eat?
Asking for vegan food, highlighting a specific lifestyle choice and need for support.
We need crown molding for our squat
Playfully requesting luxury items like crown molding for their squat, adding humor.
I need a new anchor for my yacht
Contrast between the need for an anchor for a yacht, humorously exaggerating desires.
Would somebody like to buy me an
Leaving an open request, creating anticipation for the listener to fill in the blank.
Imported beer and a shot
Asking for high-quality drinks, suggesting a desire for a comfortable lifestyle.
We’re not homeless we just don’t have homes
Clarifying that they are not without shelter, challenging stereotypes about homelessness.
Urban campers in commercial zones
Defining themselves as urban campers, navigating city spaces as a chosen lifestyle.
And when it gets too cold we squat
Describing squatting as a response to cold weather, portraying adaptability.
We take our clothes off when it’s hot
Highlighting a carefree attitude towards nudity in hot weather.
But we usually just hang out in this spot
Emphasizing a preferred hangout spot, creating a sense of community and routine.
On the corner of any street and me
Identifying a specific location for their activities, reinforcing a sense of belonging.
I won’t work for food, but i’ll fuck for pay
Rejecting the idea of working for food, suggesting a willingness to engage in unconventional exchanges.
All space for pure mdma
Expressing a preference for a specific drug, reflecting a hedonistic lifestyle.
Do you have an extra smoke and hey
Casually asking for a cigarette, maintaining a laid-back tone.
What the fuck are you lookin’ at?
Challenging someone's gaze, asserting independence and defiance.
How ‘bout we don’t get into a fight
Suggesting avoiding conflict, a plea for peaceful coexistence.
Well i could really use a
Expressing a desire for a cigarette and a light, combining practical needs with a laid-back attitude.
Cigarette and a light
Rejecting pity or respect, asserting self-sufficiency and independence.
We don’t want pity or respect
Rejecting conventional forms of assistance, maintaining a rebellious stance.
We won’t cash or a check
Rejecting traditional forms of financial support, reinforcing their non-conformist identity.
We’re not homeless we just don’t have homes
Reiterating that they are not without shelter, emphasizing a chosen lifestyle.
Urban campers in commercial zones
Restating their identity as urban campers in commercial zones, highlighting their navigation of urban spaces.
And when it rains we shout and dance
Describing a celebratory reaction to rain, suggesting a positive outlook on challenges.
We sew patches onto our pants
Illustrating a DIY approach to clothing, indicating resourcefulness and creativity.
But we usually just hang out in this stance
Emphasizing their preferred stance or position in their hangout spot.
On the corner of any street and me
Reiterating the location, reinforcing a sense of identity and community.
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