Twelve CC's
Embrace the Plague: Unveiling the Dark Reality of 'Twelve CC's'
Lyrics
This is a quarantine you aren't allowed to leave. Wall up this grey city. Go home the streets are empty. We're sterilized and clean, unaware that I am the disease. Run
This line describes a quarantine, restricting people from leaving. The speaker emphasizes the emptiness of the streets, portraying a clean and sterile environment. The twist reveals that the speaker sees themselves as the disease.
This is us. And here's the chance that we've been waiting for. It's us. You should run. Or face us and embrace the plague for now.
The speaker asserts a collective identity, urging others to run or confront the impending danger represented by the "plague." The choice is presented to either escape or embrace the destructive force.
Standing in the crowd spreading all throughout the scene. There is no vaccine there is no cure for me. As dangerous as we seem at least that's what we believe. Run
(You won't survive)
The ominous statement hints at the inevitability of not surviving the situation.
This is us. I guarantee you won't survive
The speaker reiterates the peril, guaranteeing that survival is unlikely in the face of the presented circumstances.
It's us You should run. While our plague infects the sound. Run. (There's no vaccine, no cure for me) You'll run (There's no vaccine, no cure for me)
The repetition emphasizes the urgency to run, linking the plague to the sound. The lack of a vaccine or cure is reiterated, reinforcing the severity of the situation.
There's no vaccine. There's no cure for me.
The absence of a vaccine and cure is restated, underscoring the helplessness in the face of the metaphorical disease.
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