Rebuild
Rising from Ashes: The Spelling Club's Anthem of Change
Lyrics
How can we ever be free?
Questioning the possibility of achieving freedom.
In a town where everyone seems like they don't know
Observing a town where people appear ignorant of diverse ways to enrich each other in love.
The different ways in which we make each other rich in love
Highlighting the need for varied approaches to fostering love and connection.
Always,
Emphasizing continuity or constancy.
Always so wrong
Commenting on persistent wrong choices or actions.
And too stuck in their ways
Criticizing inflexibility and resistance to change.
Needs every step forth
Suggesting progress or advancement with every step.
Be greeted by a pitchfork?
Pondering if progress is met with resistance or hostility.
People, they change
Reflecting on the inevitability of people undergoing change.
Sometimes, old flames
Acknowledging that past relationships may fade away.
Will die
Expressing the need for letting go and starting anew.
Burn it down
Mentioning the idea of destroying the existing situation.
Rebuild
Advocating for rebuilding after a destructive phase.
It's failed
Indicating a sense of failure in the current state.
Experts outside of their fields
Criticizing individuals claiming expertise outside their fields.
That flash their titles like thieves of honest discourse
Comparing such individuals to dishonest thieves in intellectual conversations.
They're always looking at the past as if it did no wrong
Highlighting a tendency to idealize the past as faultless.
Doomsday,
Introducing the concept of doomsday, potentially due to current choices.
They say is upon us
Attributing doomsday predictions to societal decisions.
Cause we've chosen to live
Exploring the consequence of living life as chosen by individuals.
The life we wish to
Emphasizing the personal nature of chosen lifestyles.
They care when they don't have to
Noting a lack of concern when it's not necessary.
People, they change
Reiterating the inevitability of people undergoing change.
Sometimes, old flames
Revisiting the idea that past relationships may fade away.
Will die
Reiterating the need for letting go and starting anew.
Burn it down
Repeating the idea of destroying the existing situation.
Rebuild
Reiterating the advocacy for rebuilding after a destructive phase.
It's failed
Emphasizing a perceived failure in the rebuilding process.
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