This song seemingly tackles the methods of deception those who manipulate others use to get victims to follow their demands, as well as diverting attention away from important issues. They'll also use it as a means to convince people to hate or kill others by pretending acts of terrorism were committed by the enemy when the acts themselves were done by the masters of control to promote discrimination and hate. It also reinforces the idea that these manipulative forces operate in various locations, infiltrating everyday life without detection, and propagate any and everywhere.
In general, it highlights the danger of hidden agendas, manipulation, and distraction, serving as a critique of those who exploit chaos and confusion to control and gain power, depicting a cautionary tale against falling into their traps. It encourages us to question the narratives presented to us and remain vigilant against manipulation in various parts of society.
There's nothing like the way she looks
But she fucks me those big brown eyes
I know she's mad at me (mad at me)
When would we feel
The blue bird has arrived
Favor of the plane is the question
Did it matter how much I cope with out
A little more then a distance
Mad at me (mad at me)
Got to affect her with her peck
Jealous soul eyes
But I'm just playing
Mad at me (mad at me)
All that matters now
All that matters now
Is the matter of effect
Inside her beautiful Smile
In the picket Fence Cartel
We all become what we most dislike x 3
Find one assassin
Mad at me (mad at me)
When would we
She was just coming of age
Mad at me (mad at me)
In the picket Fence Cartel
We all become what we most dislike
But she fucks me those big brown eyes
I know she's mad at me (mad at me)
When would we feel
The blue bird has arrived
Favor of the plane is the question
Did it matter how much I cope with out
A little more then a distance
Mad at me (mad at me)
Got to affect her with her peck
Jealous soul eyes
But I'm just playing
Mad at me (mad at me)
All that matters now
All that matters now
Is the matter of effect
Inside her beautiful Smile
In the picket Fence Cartel
We all become what we most dislike x 3
Find one assassin
Mad at me (mad at me)
When would we
She was just coming of age
Mad at me (mad at me)
In the picket Fence Cartel
We all become what we most dislike
Lyrics submitted by black_cow_of_death
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well this is one of the only songs that doesn't have any cracks at it, probably because it's quite self explainitory, but I'm gunna break it down more fore you
"There's nothing like the way she looks But she fucks me those big brown eyes"
well this line seems simple, when he's talks about eye fucking he's talking about 'that look', guys you know that 'playful look' mhmm. the next line is nothing really other than what it says, let's move to this stanza.
"The blue bird has arrived Favor of the plane is the question Did it matter how much I cope with out A little more then a distance"
the blue bird is most likely not a blue bird, blue birds are normally refered to as 'hope' and he's later talking about an airplane, so i say the airplane of hope because he wants to just be there. when he talks about coping with distance i think that it's coping with being away from her, and being mad.
"Got to affect her with her peck Jealous soul eyes But I'm just playing"
he's obviously talking about teaseing her. Giving her the same little pecks that she would give him that drove him crazy. a taste of her own medicine.
"In the picket Fence Cartel We all become what we most dislike"
obviously where the song 'picket fence cartel' came from. well the picket fence cartel is talking about childhood neighborhoods, duh. and the 'we all become what we most dislike' is strong he's asking himself ' am i gunna end up just like the people that i hated when i was younger?' which is deep man.
and lastly "She was just a coming of age" refers to possibly, she was just a young lover, that he grew out of.
I have no idea if im right or not. maybe i hit it on the dot, maybe im so wrong and didn't get it.