Gun Lover
Acumen Nation Lyrics

I DON'T FUCKING CARE
The singer does not care about anything that follows.

About the state of the nation
The singer is apathetic towards the state of the nation.

About the state of your mind
The singer does not care about the mental state of the listener.

About the states and capitalism...
The singer is indifferent towards capitalism and the states.

(Rhythm schism)
This line is not meant to convey a specific meaning and instead serves as a transition between the previous and next lines.

Cares about the fate of your race
The singer suggests that people should be more concerned about the fate of their race than other issues.

Who cares about the waste of your time?
The singer believes that people waste too much time on unimportant things.

(In fact it's just another pin prick)
The singer suggests that worrying about small details is pointless.

About the sick in the streets
The singer does not care about the sick people in the streets.

About the sick in your mind
The singer is indifferent towards people struggling with mental health issues.

About the excuses for sickness...
The singer believes that some people make excuses for being sick.

(In this furnace)
This line is not meant to convey a specific meaning and instead serves as a transition between the previous and next lines.

Burn about the city streets and
The singer suggests that people should be more passionate and outspoken about important issues.

Burn about their sleepy beds
The singer suggests that people should not be content with their mundane and uneventful lives.

Teach them the ways of crazy poets
The singer suggests that creative expression is a valuable tool for inspiring change.

Turn around and buy yourself a gun
The singer suggests that owning a gun can provide a sense of power and control.

Yes I said by yourself alone
The singer suggests that owning a gun should be a personal decision.

Let no one breathe and no one see
The singer suggests that owning a gun should be kept a secret.

The hate you love to show me
The singer believes that people who own guns often do so out of hate or aggression towards others.

About the violence at home
The singer does not care about violence that occurs in the home.

I've got every reason to live alone
The singer suggests that living alone is preferable to living amidst violence.

Yes, but sometimes I love me mother...
The singer acknowledges that they still have some attachments to their family despite their desire to live alone.

(What she got? Not a lot!)
This line is not meant to convey a specific meaning and instead serves as a transition between the previous and next lines.

Hero walks the beaten path
The singer suggests that heroes are often ordinary people who walk the same path as everyone else.

His beaten ass an avalanche
The singer suggests that heroes often suffer hardships and challenges.

Of guilty witness every day
The singer suggests that heroes often have to bear witness to injustice or wrongdoing.

About the white man's problem
The singer does not care about the problems faced by white men specifically.

Progressive in his mind is fodder
The singer believes that people who consider themselves progressive are actually feeding into a larger, oppressive system.

It's time to teach the boys a lesson...
The singer suggests that it's time for people to take action and address issues facing men specifically.

(Rip 'em! Sick 'em!)
This line is not meant to convey a specific meaning and instead serves as a call to action.

Death to all of those who oppose!
The singer expresses a desire to see those who oppose and resist change defeated.

Death to all in 70's clothes!
The singer is likely referring to a specific group of people who they feel embody the problem with society.

Death to those who've fallen
The singer suggests that those who have failed to support change or have actively resisted it deserve to be punished.

And they can't get off!
The singer suggests that there is no escape or redemption for those who have failed to support change or resist it.