Sing
Unlocking Souls: The Power of Singing Beyond Spoken Words
Lyrics
There is this thing that's like touching except you don't touch
Expresses a unique form of connection that doesn't involve physical touch.
Back in the day it just went without saying at all
Reflects on a time when certain things were understood without being explicitly stated.
All the world's history gradually dying of shock
Comments on the gradual decay of global history due to overwhelming shock.
There is this thing that's like talking except you don't talk
Describes a form of communication akin to talking but without spoken words.
You sing
Highlights the act of singing as a unique mode of expression.
You sing
Reiterates the importance and emphasis on singing.
Sing for the bartender, sing for the janitor, sing
Encourages singing for various individuals, including those in different roles.
Sing for the cameras sing, for the animals, sing
Expands the call to sing for diverse entities, including cameras and animals.
Sing for the children shooting the children, sing
Addresses the tragedies involving children and urges singing in response.
Sing for the teachers who told you that you couldn't sing
Prompts singing as a defiance against those who doubted one's ability.
Just sing
Reiterates the simple directive to sing.
There is this thing keeping everyone's lungs and lips locked
Introduces a concept hindering expression, likened to the locking of lungs and lips.
It is called fear and it's seeing a great renaissance
Identifies fear as a powerful force undergoing a resurgence.
After the show you cannot sing whatever you want
Remarks on the limitations imposed on singing after a performance.
But for now let's just pretend we're all gonna get bombed
Suggests a temporary escape by pretending a shared impending threat.
And sing
Reiterates the call to sing as a response to the simulated threat.
Sing cause it's obvious, sing for the astronauts, sing
Encourages singing for various groups, including astronauts.
Sing for the soccer team, sing for the Janjaweed, sing
Extends the call to sing for diverse entities, including a soccer team and a specific group (Janjaweed).
Sing for the president, sing for the terrorists, sing
Urges singing even for controversial figures like the president and terrorists.
Sing for the kid with the phone who refuses to sing
References a child with a phone who refuses to sing, suggesting the importance of overcoming reluctance.
Just sing, just sing, just sing
Repeats the directive to sing, emphasizing its simplicity.
Just sing, just sing, just sing
Reiterates the call to sing, reinforcing its importance.
Just sing, just sing, just sing
Repeats the directive to sing, creating a rhythmic and emphatic effect.
Just sing, just sing, just sing
Concludes with a final repetition of the directive to sing.
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