Lyrics
Outta my, get outta my face
Expressing a strong desire for someone to leave and not be present in the speaker's face or personal space.
Outta my, oh, get outta my face
Reiteration of the strong desire for the person to leave and stay out of the speaker's face.
Outta my, get outta my face
Continued emphasis on the need for the person to leave the speaker's face or personal space.
Outta my, oh, get outta my face
Reiteration of the strong desire for the person to leave and stay out of the speaker's face.
You don't belong here
Asserting that the individual addressed does not belong in the current space or situation.
You don't belong here
Repeating the statement that the addressed person does not belong in the current space or situation.
And there's one thing you should know
Indicating that there is important information that the addressed person should be aware of.
Bend or break the pressures on my shoulders
Referencing external pressures on the speaker, suggesting a need to adapt or face challenges.
I can see the violence on the TV
Observing violence on television and acknowledging that it will not become a part of the speaker's reality.
But I know that's something that never ever will be
Expressing certainty that the observed violence will never be a part of the speaker's experience.
So get outta my, get outta my face
Reiterating the strong desire for the person to leave and stay out of the speaker's face.
Outta my, oh, get outta my face
Emphasizing again the need for the person to leave the speaker's face or personal space.
Outta my, get outta my face
Continued emphasis on the strong desire for the person to leave and stay out of the speaker's face.
Outta my, oh, get outta my face
Reiteration of the strong desire for the person to leave and stay out of the speaker's face.
You don't belong here
Asserting that the individual addressed does not belong in the current space or situation.
You don't belong here
Repeating the statement that the addressed person does not belong in the current space or situation.
And someday your ego will let you be
Suggesting that the addressed person's ego may eventually allow them to coexist peacefully.
Maybe then this world will let you breathe
Anticipating that the world will only grant the addressed person freedom when their ego allows it.
Righteous and visions have always been free
Stating that righteous visions have always been free, contrasting with the addressed person's ego-driven behavior.
And fire brimstone is all you're gonna get from me
Warning that the addressed person will only receive negative consequences (fire and brimstone) from the speaker.
Outta my, get outta my face
Reiterating the strong desire for the person to leave and stay out of the speaker's face.
Outta my, oh, get outta my face
Emphasizing again the need for the person to leave the speaker's face or personal space.
Outta my, get outta my face
Continued emphasis on the strong desire for the person to leave and stay out of the speaker's face.
Outta my, oh, get outta my face
Reiteration of the strong desire for the person to leave and stay out of the speaker's face.
You don't belong here
Asserting that the individual addressed does not belong in the current space or situation.
No, you don't belong here, no
Repeating the statement that the addressed person does not belong in the current space or situation.
You don't belong here
Reiterating the strong desire for the person to leave and stay out of the speaker's face.
No, you don't belong in my face, my face
Emphasizing again the need for the person to leave the speaker's face or personal space.
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