Witch Hunt
Unveiling Shadows: A Journey Through Beliefs and Controversies
Lyrics
What do you stand for, what do you believe?
Questioning the listener's values and beliefs, seeking clarity on their principles.
Who do you pray to on your knees?
Asking about the object of devotion or worship during moments of vulnerability.
Will I drown in your rivers deep?
Expressing concern about being overwhelmed by the listener's profound emotions or experiences.
Or will I burn like your barren trees?
Pondering whether the consequence of association will be destructive, likened to the devastation of barren trees.
Am I controversial?
Questioning if the speaker's ideas or identity provoke controversy or disagreement.
Am I over educated?
Reflecting on whether the speaker is perceived as excessively educated, potentially leading to deprivation and frustration until neutrality is reached.
Starved and exasperated, until I'm not opinionated
Describing a state of being devoid of strong opinions due to prolonged deprivation and frustration.
Am I seeing things?
Wondering if the speaker's perception is accurate, questioning reality.
Can I hide?
Expressing a desire to conceal oneself or one's true thoughts.
Witch hunt
Introducing the theme of a "witch hunt," suggesting an unjust persecution.
I think, not
Rejecting the idea that the speaker is participating in or supporting a witch hunt.
Who do you prey on and who do you please?
Inquiring about the targets and beneficiaries of the listener's actions.
Why do you live so carelessly?
Questioning the listener's seemingly careless way of living.
What's your weakness, your disease?
Exploring the listener's vulnerabilities and flaws, likening them to a disease.
You'll feel this anguish for centuries
Conveying the enduring pain and suffering resulting from the listener's actions.
Am I seeing things
Reiterating the uncertainty about the speaker's perception of reality.
Can I hide
Expressing a desire to hide or escape from the perceived threats or challenges.
Witch hunt
Reiterating the theme of a "witch hunt" and denying the speaker's involvement.
I think, not
Rejecting the notion that the speaker is engaged in a witch hunt.
What do you stand for?
Repeating the initial question about the listener's values and beliefs.
What do you believe?
Reiterating the question about the listener's principles and convictions.
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