Nobody Cares
Unveiling Life's Discontent: Nobody Cares Chronicles
Lyrics
Paul Cargnello Verse 1:
Paul Cargnello reflects on a significant negative event in 1993.
The biggest 'fuck you' happened in 1993
Describes a major betrayal where someone took everything except the house key.
he left with everything except the house key
Highlights the symbolic importance of the house key left behind.
cell phones weren't so common yet
Contextualizes the time when cell phones were not widespread.
you either rebelled or were the teachers pet
Describes a dichotomy between rebellion and being a teacher's pet.
being alone was for real
Emphasizes the reality of loneliness.
death was free
Suggests a sense of nihilism with the notion that death was free.
the rest he would steal
Implies that the person took everything valuable.
you could ask anybody walking down the street
Highlights the openness of people to share their experiences.
how the other half fairs
Refers to the disparity between different socioeconomic groups.
but everybody would say 'nobody cares'
Expresses a general apathy or lack of concern from others.
Remy x Pica$$o Verse 1:
Remy x Pica$$o introduces the theme of social control through social media.
The newest form of control
Identifies social media as a modern form of control.
Social media
Suggests the creation of false narratives on social media.
Fabricate a story
Specifically mentions the propagation of stories on Wikipedia.
Than put it on Wikipedia
Addresses discomfort with one's own identity.
Uncomfortable in your own skin
Points out self-deception as a significant challenge.
Your your worst enemy
Highlights the lack of pride in one's true self.
pretending to be something
Comments on the societal shift away from genuine identities.
no pride in your own identity
Questions the loss of authenticity in the modern era.
What happened to the good ol days?
Recalls fondly the past, referencing cookouts and children playing outside.
Cook outs on the block
Contrasts the past with the present, where people are more engaged in online discussions.
children playin outside
Highlights a shift from outdoor activities to online conversations.
but now they on the blogs
Refers to contemporary discussions on social media involving topics like drilling and toughness.
talkin drillin, who a bitch
Addresses the prevalence of gossip and toughness discussions.
who the hardest out
Continues to comment on societal judgments and perceptions of strength.
who a snitch,who did what
Touches on the themes of snitching and questionable actions.
when y’all was never down
Criticizes individuals who claim loyalty despite not being present in difficult times.
The lies more entertaining than the truth
Suggests that lies are more entertaining to people than the truth.
The news just misinforming
Highlights the media's role in spreading misinformation.
using your fear as a tool
Indicates the use of fear as a tool for manipulation.
Paul Cargnello Verse 3:
Paul Cargnello returns with a reference to Saint Andrew and visual imagery.
Saint Andrew is hoisted up
Describes the elevation of Saint Andrew with symbolic colors.
paint the stars on custom blue
Continues the visual imagery with the painting of stars on custom blue.
the word is bond
Emphasizes the importance of the word as a bond.
the blood deep red
Describes the deep red color of blood, creating a blended hue.
a blended sort of hue
References a blended hue, possibly symbolizing unity or interconnectedness.
when you asked me 'who's that
Responds to a question about someone at the top of the stairs with indifference.
at the top of the stairs?'
Expresses a reluctance to share information because nobody cares.
I said 'I could tell you
Continues the indifference, suggesting knowledge that others may not appreciate.
but nobody really cares'
Reiterates the lack of interest or concern from others.
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