A Little More
Rebellion's Anthem: A Call for More
Lyrics
Well I’m against God, I’m against the law.
Expressing opposition to both religious authority and legal norms.
I’m a blood red burning fire on a one way road.
Describing intense passion and determination on a singular path.
Can’t stand no bullshit, not anymore.
Refusal to tolerate deception or insincerity any longer.
You know it takes forever just to hate the world.
Implies that developing a deep dislike for the world is a lengthy process.
So keep it for yourself, keep your bla bla bla.
Encouraging others to keep their superficial talk to themselves.
Adam ate the apple and he got so high.
Alludes to the biblical story of Adam and the consequences of indulgence.
Cutting through the desert the demon goes,
Depicting a malevolent force traversing an empty, desolate landscape.
Stand united people for rock’n’roll.
Calling for unity in support of rock music.
Celebrating rituals, a tiger’s moan,
Indicates participation in powerful, symbolic actions with a primal nature.
Hve you ever told yourself we are not alone.
Questioning the idea of human isolation in the universe.
No time is aching for his reward
Expresses a sense of urgency for a deserved outcome or recognition.
And nothing you can change, she assigned a role.
Suggests an immutable destiny imposed by a higher authority.
Paranoid fever is the black new tide
Refers to a pervasive sense of distrust and suspicion as a prevalent trend.
Hunting for a treasure that you tried to hide.
Seeking something concealed or protected, likely valuable.
Anger is a female, a devil’s whore,
Personifies anger as a female entity associated with malevolence.
Colors on a ribbon, she destroyed them all.
Implies destruction of symbolic representations of harmony or unity.
Can you give a little more now?
Prompting for an increased contribution or effort from someone.
Can you give a little more now?
Reiteration of the request for a heightened contribution or effort.
Can you give a little more now?
Repetition of the request for more, reinforcing the plea.
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