Armageddon
6.2 Lyrics

Said this the voice of the ghost that you robbed
The singer represents the marginalized and voiceless, expressing their resentment towards the person who has taken advantage of them.

The youth of the future, well they've got no voices at all
The younger generation lacks representation and influence, highlighting their inability to speak up for themselves.

And this is the evil in your twisted eyes
The singer perceives a malevolence and corruption within the person they are addressing, emphasizing their distorted perspective.

This false royal gargoyle sitting up on his throne of lies
The person being criticized is depicted as an insincere and deceitful figure of authority, ruling through deception and falsehoods.

Armageddon, won't you save me
The artist pleads for a cataclysmic event or a radical change to rescue them from the current oppressive situation.

Hey, we're out to steal the crown
The singer and their allies are determined to strip the undeserving person of their power and authority.

Step aside for the real fucking heir
The singer demands the usurper to yield to the true and deserving successor.

Hey, it's time to burn this castle down
The artist calls for a complete destruction of the existing oppressive system, symbolized by the castle.

Who's the gargoyle sitting in the kings' chair
The artist questions the legitimacy and worthiness of the person occupying the throne, comparing them to a grotesque gargoyle.

Said we're up and we're down and everywhere in between
The artist describes their fluctuating circumstances, experiencing both success and failure, and navigating all possible situations.

Burning buildings down and crashing up limousines
The singer engages in acts of rebellion and destruction, demolishing structures and disrupting luxurious symbols of power.

We'll come from the north and we'll march from the west and the east
The artist's rebellion and movement will arise from different directions, representing a unified front against oppression.

It's the new revolution, we'll stop when the kings guillotined
The singer declares their pursuit of a revolution, vowing to continue until the ruling class is overthrown, using the guillotine as a symbol of their eventual demise.

Hey, and we'll storm the streets again
The singer and their allies will reclaim public spaces through activism and protests, repeating their previous successes.

We'll break it down until we can't go higher
The singer resolves to dismantle the existing system until they reach their goal, leaving no room for further oppression.

Hey, and we're raising hell again
The artist and their movement are causing turmoil and chaos as they challenge the status quo, disrupting the peace.