Shout

Shout of Liberation: Unveiling the Depths of Placebo's Anthem
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Lyrics

Shout, shout, let it all out

Expressing the need to vocalize emotions or frustrations

These are the things I can do without

List of things that the singer wants to eliminate or avoid

Come on

An urging call for action

I'm talking to you, come on

Directly addressing someone, inviting them to join in the expression

Shout, shout, let it all out

Reiteration of the need to shout and release emotions

These are the things I can do without

Reiteration of undesirable things to be rid of

Come on

Encouragement to participate in the expression of emotions

I'm talking to you, come on

Continued direct address to engage the listener


In violent times, you shouldn't have to sell your soul

Commentary on sacrificing integrity in challenging times

In black and white, they really, really ought to know

Reference to clear right and wrong, expecting awareness

Those one track minds, they took you for a working boy

Critique of those with narrow perspectives exploiting others

Kiss them goodbye, you shouldn't have to jump for joy

Advice to let go of toxic influences without regret

You shouldn't have to jump for joy

Emphasis on the lack of need for excessive joy in this context


Shout, shout, let it all out

Reiteration of the call to shout and release pent-up emotions

These are the things I can do without

Restatement of the unwanted things in life

Come on

Repeated urging for active participation in expressing emotions

I'm talking to you, come on

Continued direct address to the listener


They gave you life and in return, you gave them hell

Acknowledgment of life given by others with a suggestion of rebellion

As cold as ice, I hope we live to tell the tale

Comparison of emotional coldness to ice, hope for survival

I hope we live to tell the tale

Expressing a desire for the story to be told despite challenges


Shout, shout, let it all out

Reiteration of the need to shout and let emotions out

These are the things I can do without

Restatement of undesirable things in life

Come on

Encouragement for active participation in the emotional release

I'm talking to you, come on

Direct address to the listener, inviting them to join in


Shout, shout, let it all out (let it all out)

Reiteration of the call to shout and express emotions

These are the things I can do without

Listing things the singer can do without

Come on

Continued urging for active participation in emotional expression

I'm talking to you, come on

Direct address to engage the listener in the process


(Ooh) and when you've taken down your guard

Reference to vulnerability when defenses are lowered

If I could change your mind, I'd really love to break your heart (ooh)

Expressing a hypothetical desire to cause emotional pain

I'd really love to break your heart

Reiteration of the desire to cause heartbreak


Shout, shout, let it all out

Reiteration of the need to shout and release emotions

These are the things I can do without (I'd really love to break your heart)

Reiteration of undesirable things, emphasizing the desire to hurt emotionally

Come on

Continued urging for active participation in emotional expression

I'm talking to you, come on

Direct address to engage the listener in the emotional release


Shout, shout, let it all out (let it all out)

Reiteration of the call to shout and express emotions

These are the things I can do without

Restatement of undesirable things in life

Come on

Continued urging for active participation in emotional expression

I'm talking to you, come on

Direct address to engage the listener in the process


Shout, shout, let it all out

Reiteration of the need to shout and release emotions

These are the things I can do without

Listing things the singer can do without

Come on

Final call for active participation in the emotional release

I'm talking to you, come on

Closing direct address to the listener

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