Murder
B.jamelle Lyrics

It was an ordinary day, people walking, all over me again
The singer is experiencing an unremarkable day in which they feel ignored and insignificant.

Then suddenly to my dismay out of no where my heart started talking to my brain
The singer experiences an unexpected internal dialogue about violent impulses.

What a great day for a murder but I'm not in a killing mood
The singer is considering violent acts but ultimately decides against them.

What a great day to reek vengeance but I know it will do no good
The artist acknowledges their desire for revenge but recognizes that it won't solve anything.

What a great day to go and get a gun
The artist is tempted to obtain a weapon.

Go and take your anger out on every one
The singer contemplates using that weapon to harm others.

If your out of ammunition
The singer considers the possibility of running out of bullets.

Go and buy the sun, and read up on all the council housed and violent scum
The artist suggests purchasing tabloid newspapers for sensational stories about crime and poverty.

Still pissing tax payers money up the wall
The artist refers to the government's perceived waste of taxpayer funds.

You can barely just about to send your kids to school
The artist feels financial strain regarding their children's education.

What with the cost of living been so sky high
The singer mentions general economic hardship.

The petrol station selling gas at such a high price
The artist notes the financial burden of gasoline prices.

With that in mind, your heads in such a vexed place
The singer is overwhelmed by their current state of mind.

What more excuse ya need to turn into a head case
The singer urges others to act impulsively and aggressively.

And the newspaper for me get me in such a vexed state
The singer blames tabloid media for exacerbating their negative emotions.

Kill a man with your bare hand even if your best mates
The artist advocates for violence against others, even those closest to them.

'Cause if you believe every word the press says
The artist suggests that readers should not uncritically believe tabloid news headlines.

You cant appreciate the pair of tits on the next page
The singer mocks the sensational content of tabloids.

Then yes I guess today must really be the best day
The singer sarcastically suggests that today is a great day for violence and aggression.

To go and get a gun shoot someone in the head mate
The artist advocates for deadly violence.

Looking at the sun will make you go blind just like people say
The artist references a common myth to suggest that some things may not be as they seem.

Cost you your sight when it's 30p a day
The artist suggests that small expenses can have big, harmful consequences.

Now your looking in the mirror not seeing it's double glazed
The singer suggests that people are blinded to their surroundings and cannot see things clearly.

Spying on your neighbors through darkened shades
The artist suggests that people are suspicious and paranoid about one another.

Another broken family killed and roamed free
The singer refers to a news story about a criminal who has not been brought to justice.

Look in every front yard of every house on the street
The singer suggests that people are nosy and obsessed with their neighbors' lives.

While the gardener is gardening the males planting seeds
The singer makes a crude joke about sexual activity.

Another single mum before me different boyfriends every week
The artist refers to a woman who is perceived as promiscuous and incapable of maintaining a stable relationship.

Daughters are reading now old dears feeling heat
The artist suggests that young women are exposed to sexual content at an early age, which results in inappropriate behavior when they are older.

Her sons just like the beano catching ass for cheek
The singer makes a crude joke about a boy's sexual activity.

Young ones with their nuts out blowing in the breeze
The singer crudely describes young men's behavior.

What a bunch of fucking animals the type can only see
The artist expresses disgust and contempt for certain people's behavior.

In the section of the zoo magazine said oh
The artist references a particular magazine to suggest that readers are like animals in a zoo.

Just lying on the page is like a lion in a cage
The artist makes a metaphorical comparison between magazine content and captive animals.

She's seen enough, time to take her braces
The singer describes a woman who decides to take action based on what she sees in magazines.

Action with a shotgun wave it in people faces
The artist advocates for violent behavior against others.

Today's as good as any there's nothing better then been famous
The singer suggests that becoming famous through violent behavior is an appealing prospect.

You could be the next Raoul moat and mike skinner as you agent
The singer references two notorious criminals as examples of being able to achieve fame through violent behavior.

He started on mild steeds exploring ain't he
The singer jovially references a man who began his criminal behavior with small acts before turning to violence.

Simply by shooting all his neighbors and made the front page in all the papers
The artist references a news story about a man who became famous through committing acts of violence.

Standing about observed it's all about
The artist suggests that observing violence is an important part of becoming more violent oneself.

You cant look any where about the murder in his eyes
The singer references a criminal who is described as having a violent demeanor.

But there's no point in killing everybody you despise
The singer cautions against indiscriminate violence.

Over something you read, 'cause half the shit you read is lies
The artist suggests that readers should not take tabloid news stories at face value.

Yeah that's right half the shit you read is lies but you still let it lead your life
The artist criticizes readers for allowing sensational media to influence their behavior.

So now that you know your so influenced about things you read
The artist suggests that readers have a responsibility for being influenced by sensational media.

That it determines how you treat different people you meet
The singer suggests that reading sensational media can affect one's behavior toward others.

The though of murdering a journalist but prepared to get sucked to ya seat
The artist fantasizes about killing a journalist, but acknowledges that they are unlikely to do so.

Must seem so sweet if ya happen to pass one in the street
The singer suggests that the idea of killing a journalist might be appealing in certain circumstances.

But you wont as you ain't as hard to do so
The singer acknowledges that they are not likely to commit acts of violence.

Only fantasize bout what would happen if you where to loose it
The singer admits to having violent thoughts, but not acting on them.

'Cause luckily for them you ain't that stupid and what a great day it is to prove it
The artist acknowledges that they are not likely to commit violent acts, and feels a sense of relief about this.