Politics

Dancing Through Rebellion: The Damned's Anthem of Freedom
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Lyrics

I used to get real bored in class

I found classes boring in the past.

I don't need no politics to make me dance

I don't require political ideas to enjoy dancing.

No rules no laws no regulations

Rejecting the presence of rules, laws, and regulations.

No facist friends no race relations

Rejecting associations with fascist friends and race relations.


I just wanna run around

Expressing a desire to be free and energetic.

I don't wanna settle down

Not interested in settling down.

Politically fashionable scene

Commenting on a politically trendy environment.

Facist managers dreams

Reference to dreams of fascist managers.


My politics don't sell clothes

Stating that personal beliefs don't influence fashion choices.

And riots don't sell my soul

Rejecting the idea that participation in riots compromises integrity.

If I vote for something it's something I can see

If voting, it should be for tangible, visible outcomes.

Give me fun not anarchy

Preferring enjoyment over anarchy.


Just wanna run around

Reiteration of the desire to be free and active.

Don't wanna settle down

Reaffirming the aversion to settling down.

Politically fashionable scene

Reflection on the politically fashionable scene.

Facist managers dreams

Reiteration of dreams involving fascist managers.


I used to get real bored in class

Recollection of boredom in class.

I don't need no politics to make me dance

No need for politics to enjoy dancing.

No rules no laws no regulations

Rejecting rules, laws, and regulations once again.

No facist friends no race relations

Rejecting associations with fascist friends and race relations once again.


I just wanna run around

Reiteration of the desire for freedom and activity.

Don't wanna settle down

Reaffirming the aversion to settling down.

Politically fashionable scene

Reflection on the politically fashionable scene.

Facist manager dreams

Reiteration of dreams involving fascist managers.

Dreams

Emphasis on dreams, possibly as a concluding remark.

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