Our Renaissance
Embracing Change: Our Renaissance in the Face of Adversity
Lyrics
Feel the weighted blanket of panic
Expressing the sensation of overwhelming anxiety and fear.
Settling over all our lives
Describing how panic affects and encompasses everyone's existence.
A recalibrated brand new baseline
Suggesting the establishment of a new, adjusted standard of living.
Of regression
Referring to a backward movement or decline in societal progress.
Until we die
Highlighting the inevitability of death amid the challenges.
Hold on
Encouraging resilience and perseverance in difficult times.
Gotta be something better
Expressing the hope for a more positive and improved situation.
Shine on
Encouraging positivity and brightness despite challenges.
Show me where it begins
Asking for guidance or understanding of the origin of improvement.
Rulers of a barren wasteland
Describing those in power as rulers of a desolate, unproductive place.
They love to remind you
Pointing out the tendency of those in authority to remind citizens of their freedom.
That you're free
Expressing a lack of affection for leadership or patriotism.
I feel no love for king or country
Rejecting those who deny assistance to fellow human beings in need.
Who slam the door in the face of my fellow man in need
Criticizing leaders who close doors to those requiring help.
Hold on
Reiterating the call for holding on and seeking improvement.
There's gotta be something better
Expressing the belief that there must be a better situation.
Shine on
Encouraging the presence of positivity despite challenges.
Show me where it begins
Asking for guidance on where the journey towards improvement starts.
You know
Affirming the unity of all individuals in facing challenges together.
We're all in this together
Reinforcing the idea of collective responsibility and solidarity.
Shine on
Encouraging positivity and the potential for achieving more.
We can be much more than this I know
Expressing confidence in the ability to surpass current difficulties.
It's failed us one too many times
Stating that the existing system has repeatedly disappointed.
We've had enough
Declaring a collective decision that enough is enough.
We are the makers of our lives
Acknowledging personal agency in shaping one's own life.
We'll overcome
Expressing determination to overcome challenges and hardships.
We are the makers of our lives
Reiterating the theme that individuals have the power to shape their lives.
We'll overcome
Expressing confidence in the ability to overcome obstacles.
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