Lyrics
Working class hero? No such thing
Rejects the concept of a working-class hero, asserting that it doesn't exist.
Put on your Martens. you still can't sing
Wearing Dr. Martens doesn't make you a singer, highlighting the superficiality of appearances.
No organised class, it's out of control
Denies the existence of an organized class, suggesting chaos or lack of structure.
Your mates are so young, you feel so old
Describes feeling old in the company of younger friends.
No new religion follow yourself
Encourages individualism and self-guidance instead of adopting a new religion.
Plastic fashions lined up on a shelf
Criticizes the superficiality of fashion trends, comparing them to mass-produced plastic.
The shop has closed down it's a supermarket pose
Refers to the closure of a shop, symbolizing the decline of authentic experiences in favor of a commercialized, supermarket-like facade.
Wander back home and change all your clothes
Suggests conforming to societal expectations by changing clothes upon returning home.
No price tag on the cost of shit
Contests the value of material possessions, claiming that undesirable things are abundant and free.
Shit is free they got plenty of it
Expands on the abundance of undesirable things, emphasizing their worthlessness.
Conveyor belt message to the ignorant youth
Depicts a conveyor belt delivering a message to the uninformed youth, criticizing the dissemination of meaningless information.
This is free shit it's better than truth
States that the presented 'free shit' is preferable to the truth, suggesting a preference for superficiality over reality.
Don't quote German freaks at me
Rejects the relevance of quotations from German thinkers, dismissing them as nonsense.
It's all crap that's my philosophy
Expresses a philosophy of skepticism and negativity towards societal constructs.
Shit class structure fuck TV
Rejects social class structures and criticizes television.
Looks like I gotta die if I wanna be free
Implies a sacrifice or rebellion is necessary for true freedom.
Pessimist! Nihilist! Optomist! You don't exist
Labels various perspectives (pessimist, nihilist, optimist) as nonexistent, suggesting a rejection of conventional labels.
It's all in your dreams
States that everything is in one's dreams, questioning the reality of aspirations.
Can't you hear the screams?
Asks if the listener can hear the screams, possibly alluding to discontent or frustration.
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