Oppression Blues

Breaking Free: The Struggle Against Unseen Chains
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Lyrics

When you got nothing

Expressing the difficulty of dealing with life when lacking material possessions or resources.

It's hard to lose

Highlighting the challenge of facing defeat when you have very little.

How can I live like that

Questioning the possibility of living in such unfavorable conditions.

With my neck in your noose

Metaphorically describing a situation where someone feels controlled or oppressed by another.


That's why

Introducing a reason or explanation for the feelings of oppression.

That's why you are my oppressor

Directly labeling someone as the oppressor, acknowledging the oppressive role they play.

That's right I said it

Asserting the statement that the person mentioned is indeed the oppressor.


When my work day is done

Describing a desire to return home after work.

And I want to come home to you

Expressing the intention to come home to the oppressor.

But you nailed the door shoot

Using metaphorical language to convey the idea of a barrier preventing entry into the home.

And won't let me through

Describing the oppressor's refusal to allow entry.


You know I'm beat

Conveying a state of exhaustion or defeat.

Got no food to eat

Expressing a lack of basic necessities like food.

And I got no one to hold me tight

Highlighting the absence of emotional support or companionship.

At night

Emphasizing the loneliness experienced at night.


That's why

Reiterating the reason or cause for feeling oppressed.

That's why you are my oppressor

Reaffirming the characterization of the person as an oppressor.


You know night every man

Asserting that every person deserves love.

Deserves love

Expressing a willingness to give love to the oppressor.

But I'd give to you my beating heart

Symbolically offering a beating heart as a sign of love.

And still you won't give me some

Expressing frustration or disappointment at the oppressor's lack of reciprocation.


That's why

Reiterating the reason for feeling oppressed.

You are my

Continuing the assertion that the person is the oppressor.

Goddamn that's why

Expressing frustration or emphasis on the oppressive nature of the relationship.

You are my oppressor

Repeating the statement that the person is the oppressor.

Oh your all mine

Claiming ownership or possession of the oppressor.

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