Nation of Prisons

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Look up in the sky Those things are real Look up in your mind Those stiletto heels

Nation of prisons Nation of prisons Nation of prisons

Hooked up to your mind The aluminum feed Straight down from the sky Your mouth diseased

Nation of prisons Nation of prisons Nation of prisons

I give up I can't spend my time Or light another cigarette I can't help it I'm just another guy

I give up And I guess I will just I will see you around Or light another cigarette I can't help it I'm just another guy I'm just another guy

Nation of prisons Nation of prisons Nation of prisons Nation of prisons Filling up like I knew they would Nation of prisons Filling up like I knew they would

ISRC CAU130260010

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The lyrics of User's song "Nation of Prisons" appears to be a commentary on the increasing control and domination of society and individuals by the powers that be. The first two lines, "Look up in the sky, those things are real" could be referring to surveillance drones or satellites that are constantly monitoring our movements and activities. The mention of "stiletto heels" in the same line is ambiguous but could be a metaphor for the oppressive nature of the powers that be, who are perhaps portraying themselves as alluring and attractive but are actually harmful. The lyrics then shift to the idea of a "Nation of prisons", which appears to be a metaphor for the constraints and limitations individuals face in society. The "aluminum feed" could be referring to the constant bombardment of information and entertainment through screens, which is not necessarily beneficial for individuals. The line "your mouth diseased" could be interpreted to mean that the prevalent discourse in society is toxic and harmful. The chorus emphasizes the idea of a "nation of prisons", suggesting that the constraints and limitations on individuals are increasing and reaching a critical stage. The final lines, "Filling up like I knew they would", suggests that the situation is becoming dire and perhaps there is no escape from the oppressive nature of society that control the populace with invisible lines called borders.