Aerie
Comecon Lyrics


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Call ages of extortion
Hail champions of conversion
Sail mountain ridge and ocean
Fall pounce on every portion

Rule demon over supplier
More ravenous extraction
Your indigenceour surfeit
Tool scoffing democration Claws

All over the world the carcasses of
Cultures drowned in civilization
Crawl over the world our cheap seductive
Virulent commodification

Lords secular commandments
Their tyrants our contractors
Heir mortgage all improvement
Force assests turned to outlet Claws

All over the world our godly politics
Of friendly intervention
Crawl over the world our avid kindness
And exorbitant pretentious

All our self-development and
Counterpolar under-education




All our cardio-vascular expenditure
For their infectious deprivation

Overall Meaning

The song "Aerie" by Comecon is a scathing critique of global capitalism and the exploitation of developing countries by more developed nations. The lyrics use powerful imagery to convey the message of the song. The first verse calls out the champions of conversion, those who seek to convert others to their way of life and extract resources from them. The second verse highlights the rule of demons, which could be interpreted to refer to multinational corporations acting like malevolent forces, extracting resources from countries that are already struggling with poverty and other issues.


The chorus reinforces the theme of exploitation, using vivid imagery to describe the impact of globalization on culture, economics, and politics. The use of the phrase "cheap seductive virulent commodification" is particularly striking, as it captures the sense of how capitalism can lure countries into selling off their resources and cultural heritage for a few quick bucks. The final verse brings the issue back to the individual level, criticizing the current state of self-development and education that privileges some at the expense of others.


Overall, "Aerie" is a song that uses its lyrics to powerfully critique the exploitative, extractive nature of global capitalism, suggesting that we all must work together to build a stronger, fairer world.


Line by Line Meaning

Call ages of extortion
We are living in an era where everything is about taking from others by force or trickery.


Hail champions of conversion
We acknowledge those who successfully convince others to adopt their ways or beliefs.


Sail mountain ridge and ocean
No matter the terrain, we will traverse anywhere to achieve our goals.


Fall pounce on every portion
We are aggressive and eager to seize every opportunity that presents itself.


Rule demon over supplier
Our thirst for power will always allow us to be in control of those we depend on.


More ravenous extraction
We will always take more than we need or deserve, no matter the consequences.


Your indigence our surfeit
Our excess comes at the expense of the poor and needy.


Tool scoffing democration Claws
We use every tool at our disposal to undermine democracy and hold onto our power.


All over the world the carcasses of
Everywhere we look, we see the remains of cultures that we've destroyed in the name of civilization.


Cultures drowned in civilization
Our so-called 'civilization' has suffocated and obliterated the unique and beautiful aspects of countless societies.


Crawl over the world our cheap seductive
We spread our harmful and alluring ways across the globe like a creeping, crawling disease.


Virulent commodification
Our unquenchable desire for wealth and possession transforms everything into soulless products to be bought and sold.


Lords secular commandments
Those who hold power dictate the values and beliefs of society in a secular, non-religious way.


Their tyrants our contractors
We are more than happy to use and control others to achieve our own ends.


Heir mortgage all improvement
We put everything up for collateral, even the possibility of genuine progress and growth.


Force assets turned to outlet Claws
We will use force to turn anything and anyone into a means of making a profit.


All over the world our godly politics
We pretend that our political interventions are blessed by God or some other higher power.


Of friendly intervention
We present our invasions and subjugations as acts of kindness and generosity.


Crawl over the world our avid kindness
Our 'kindness' is actually a form of manipulation, slowly and insidiously seizing control.


And exorbitant pretentious
We inflate our own importance and grandeur far beyond what is warranted or deserved.


All our self-development and
We put in all the effort we can muster to further our own interests.


Counterpolar under-education
We actively prevent others from receiving proper education if it threatens our hold on power.


All our cardio-vascular expenditure
We go to great lengths and expense to maintain our own well-being and comfort.


For their infectious deprivation
However, all of our benefits come at the cost of others' suffering and deprivation.




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Natãm Silva

thanks for lyrics.