Money
Liberty's Anthem: Breaking Free from Conventions
Lyrics
Make your mind up
Encouragement to make a decision
Who's going to think for you?
Questioning reliance on others for thinking
When the time comes
Preparing for a crucial moment
You'll have to see it through
Emphasizing commitment to follow through
Use your instinct
Advocating reliance on instinct
And take a risk or two
Encouraging taking risks
Don't you worry
Assurance that one will know what to do
'Cause you'll know what to do
Reassuring not to worry
You can give so
Expressing the ability to give generously
Much to me
Recipient's acknowledgment of the gift
But I don't want it
Declining the offered gift for freedom
I will be free
Affirmation of the desire for freedom
For the last time
Indicating a final departure
I'm going out the door
Literal exit from a location
You don't need me
Asserting independence; no need for assistance
To help you anymore
Stating self-sufficiency
Eyes wide open
Awareness of a changed perspective
I see it's different now
Recognizing a shift in perception
Keep your comfort
Encouraging maintaining comfort
I'll get along somehow
Expressing resilience to cope independently
You can have my money
Offering money as a gesture
I don't need it anymore
Declaring independence from material wealth
I don't need your invitation
Rejecting an invitation to a specific path
Down that lonesome corridor
Emphasizing a solitary journey
Breakdown
Reference to a moment of breakdown or crisis
You can have my money
Reiteration of independence from money
I don't need it anymore
Repeating the rejection of a specific path
I don't need your invitation
Reemphasizing a solitary journey
Down that lonesome corridor
Highlighting the lonesome nature of the chosen path
Nothing good comes easily
Stating the difficulty of achieving something good
Count the cost, I will be free
Emphasizing the importance of counting the cost for freedom
You can scream and disagree
Accepting potential disagreement and resistance
I don't want it - I will be free
Reiterating the rejection of the offered gift for freedom
You can have my money
Repeating the gesture of offering money
I don't need it anymore
Reiteration of independence from money
I don't need your invitation
Repeating the rejection of a specific path
Down that lonesome corridor
Reemphasizing the lonesome nature of the chosen path
Nothing good comes easily
Reiteration of the difficulty of achieving something good
Count the cost, I will be free
Re-emphasizing the importance of counting the cost for freedom
You can scream and disagree
Repeating acceptance of disagreement and resistance
I don't want it - I will be free
Final affirmation of the desire for freedom
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