King
1814 Lyrics

where are your people now? These lyrics are a commentary on the state of oppression and subjugation that has been inflicted upon the people by the ruling class. The first line, "Kinggg where are your people now" suggests that the king has failed to protect his people and that they have been left at the mercy of their oppressors. The second line, "Chained and Pacified," paints a picture of people who are not only physically bound but are also psychologically oppressed, and have stopped resisting their oppressors.

The chorus "Try give in to show them how, and for that you died" is a statement that those who try to appease their oppressors and compromise their values ultimately pay the price for their actions. The line "Try give in to show them how" speaks to the idea of people trying to placate their oppressors by showing that they are peaceful and non-threatening. However, in doing so, they only empower their oppressors and allow for their own subjugation. The last line, "and for that you died" is a clear allusion to those who have given their lives in the fight for equality and justice.