Lyrics
They're slain, it's a no brain cliche
Expressing a common, overused notion of killing without much thought.
Met a man he sang no Monday
Encountered an individual who rejects conventional societal norms symbolized by not acknowledging Mondays.
Said I'd hang for all my dirty rules
Acknowledging potential consequences and punishment for violating societal rules and norms.
When he came he broke my survey
A person's arrival disrupted the speaker's established patterns or way of life.
Singing us all into doomsday
Singing collectively about a catastrophic event, possibly representing impending doom.
Shockwaves broke on all my dirty rules
The aftermath of the disruptive arrival resulted in the breaking of established rules or norms.
Will you breathe my breath
Questioning if the listener will share in the speaker's experiences and challenges.
Now that you've lost your own
Asking if the listener will empathize now that they have faced difficulties themselves.
We only do it cause we hate you
Performing actions out of disdain or strong negative emotions towards the listener.
Will you steal my death
Asking if the listener will appropriate the speaker's demise or struggles.
Now that you've found your throne
Questioning if the listener, having achieved success or power, will still harbor resentment.
We only do it cause we hate you
Undertaking actions driven by animosity or hatred towards the listener.
He's gone and of course it's cliche
Referring to someone's departure in a predictable or stereotypical manner.
Go to church every single monday
Engaging in religious practices regularly, possibly as a form of penance or routine.
Break my back to keep my dirty rules
Experiencing hardship to maintain one's unconventional or rebellious lifestyle.
When he left he took my D-day
Upon departure, someone took away a significant event or moment (D-day).
Not a lot to do but delay
Faced with little to do but delay, implying a sense of stagnation or lack of progress.
Not a lot left of my dirty rules
Not much remains of the speaker's unconventional or rebellious lifestyle after the departure.
Will you breathe my breath
Asking if the listener will share the speaker's breath, a metaphor for shared experiences.
Now that you've lost your own
Questioning if the listener will empathize now that they have faced difficulties themselves.
We only do it cause we hate you
Undertaking actions out of strong negative emotions or hatred towards the listener.
Will you steal my death
Asking if the listener will appropriate the speaker's demise or struggles.
Now that you've found your throne
Questioning if the listener, having achieved success or power, will still harbor resentment.
We only do it cause we hate you
Undertaking actions driven by animosity or hatred towards the listener.
We hate you
Reiterating a strong negative sentiment, expressing outright hatred towards the listener.
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