Get out of Town
Breaking Chains: Ziggy Marley's Liberation Anthem
Lyrics
Want to play the game will try again and again
Expressing a persistent desire to engage in the challenges of life repeatedly.
For myself to sell matches on reputation in human form
Highlighting the act of selling one's skills or abilities based on reputation, emphasizing a human experience.
To suit the image you want portrayed so the people are still enslaved
Criticizing the conforming to societal expectations, suggesting it perpetuates enslavement of people's true selves.
You can not define what I do not put in a box for you
Asserting independence by refusing to be easily defined or confined by others.
I go out, get out, get, get out, get out
Reiterating the determination to break free, using repetition for emphasis.
I of the universe will not be prisoners of your little world
Declaring independence from societal limitations and rejecting confinement to a narrow worldview.
The mind is limitless where time does not exist
Emphasizing the vastness of the mind, suggesting it transcends conventional constraints such as time.
We travel far beyond the realms of expectations
Describing a journey beyond conventional expectations and limitations.
And I refuse to be what you expect from me
Refusing to conform to others' expectations, asserting individuality.
I go out, get out, get, get out, get out
Repetition of the desire to break free, reinforcing the theme of liberation.
What you lose to win the price is high to pay
Highlighting the high cost of conforming to societal expectations, urging individuality.
The desire to not be like them to follow the dream of sin
Expressing a desire not to conform and to pursue individual dreams, even if considered sinful by societal standards.
Blessed are the meek and humble spirit of my own
Acknowledging the value of humility and meekness, embracing one's own spirit.
Cause music is a holy thing hey we give thanks for blessings
Recognizing the sacredness of music and expressing gratitude for blessings.
I go out, get out, get, get out, get out
Reiteration of the determination to break free, emphasizing the act of getting out of limitations.
My mom can go get papa
Referencing familial relationships and suggesting a generational aspect of breaking free.
He said I'm gonna knock it down, said I would kick down
Expressing a commitment to demolish obstacles and resist external pressures.
I go out, get out, get, get out, get out
Repeating the theme of breaking free, emphasizing the act of getting out of constraints.
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