Let's March
Abhinanda Lyrics

The lyrics to Abhinanda's song Let's March paint a picture of a world where people are oppressed and trapped by various forms of societal constructs. The opening line, "(They're) lined up for the executioner," suggests that people are being punished, perhaps for their beliefs or actions, or simply because they are perceived as a threat to the ruling power. The next line, "(They're) shot down, by their own hands," could suggest that people are causing their own downfall by not standing up to the oppressors or by being complicit in the systems that oppress them.

The third line, "(They're) Tied down, by the ropes of fascism," refers to the ways in which fascist regimes control and limit people's freedoms. The fourth line, "(They're) Caught up, in illusions of power," depicts a world where people are distracted by the allure of power or status, which keeps them from realizing the true nature of their situation. The fifth line, "(They're) Locked in, the cells of ignorance," speaks to the idea that people are imprisoned by their own ignorance or lack of awareness of the true nature of their situation.

The sixth line, "(They're) played out, on a gameboard of greed," shows how people are treated as pawns in a larger, more sinister game, and are used as a means to an end by those in power. The chorus of the song, "Dance to This, March Time, This Time, We'll find the strength to break their lines," suggests that despite these dire circumstances, people can still come together and fight against the oppressive forces that seek to control them.