Pop That Pretty Thirty
Unveiling the Societal Tapestry: Rabbit Junk's Reflection on Authority and Disparity
Lyrics
Patrols on the boundaries
Refers to monitoring activities on the boundaries.
In prison cells and factories
Observing in various places, including prisons and factories.
On your phone and old TV
Surveillance on phones and old TVs.
In between the lines we read
Hidden messages or information between the lines.
No suit's no conspiracy
Denies the existence of a conspiracy due to lack of formal attire.
Just a lack of agency
Attributes issues to a lack of personal empowerment.
Who's the perp, run the APB
Asking who the perpetrator is; issues an All Points Bulletin.
Just look in the mirror and look for me
Suggests introspection by looking in the mirror to find the speaker.
Pop that pretty thirty, pop
Encourages confronting and addressing societal issues or challenges.
That pretty thirty, pop
-The haves and the have nots
Describes social divisions, economic disparities, and pretense in society.
The bottom and the top
-Black market and mall shops
-You are all the cops 99 and 1 percenters
-Dissenters and defenders
-Slum lords and renters
-A comedy of pretenders
-We are all the cops
Asserts that everyone is responsible for societal issues, like the police.
Greed, glory and fear the eyes, the ears
References greed, glory, and fear as influential factors.
No panopticon, just dads and moms
Rejects the idea of a panopticon and emphasizes parental figures.
Keep calm and carry on
Encourages maintaining composure and continuing with life.
Vignettes of silhouettes
Depicts brief scenes or glimpses of various individuals.
Popping up as the sun sets
People emerging as the sun sets, possibly signifying change or revelation.
Settlers heading ever west
Refers to settlers moving westward, potentially symbolizing progress.
Looking for souls to digest
Suggests a search for souls to understand or control.
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