Enough
Counterfeit Lyrics

Hello, is this thing on?
The singer is addressing their audience or oppressors, seeking to be heard.

Excuse us for our absence
The singer acknowledges their past inactivity and apologizes.

we are out in the cold
The singer sees themselves as outsiders, rejected or neglected by the wider society.

We're sick to death of hearing shots in the night
The artist is tired of the sounds of violence and the fear it brings to their community.

And the hate that you keep preaching
The artist is opposed to the condescending or discriminatory rhetoric of others.

and your words full of spite
The singer feels verbally attacked and responds to bitterness with bitterness.

It's time 'cos we've had enough
The singer declares that change is urgent because they are fed up with the status quo.

You bring your guns, we bring our hearts
The artist opposes physical violence and places emphasis on their own love, empathy, or passion.

and our weapons of love
The artist sees acts of care, kindness, or justice as powerful tools for social change.

I hope you watch as we take to the streets
The artist publicly calls out their opposition or oppressors to witness their collective action.

because together we are stronger
The singer believes that solidarity or unity is key to overcoming obstacles or achieving goals.

and as one we bring peace
The artist envisions a peaceful outcome through their communal effort.

I'll label myself as a voice of a people who feels
The singer claims to represent and speak for a marginalized or oppressed group.

Disenfranchised and fcked off again
The singer expresses their frustration, anger, or disillusionment at being continually excluded or mistreated.

'Cos every time that we think we make progress you come and
The singer perceives a pattern of regressive actions, policies, or attitudes from their opposition or oppressors.

destroy what we fought to rebuild
The artist sees their hard-won gains being undermined, destroyed, or taken away.

And nothing was born out of nothing
The artist recognizes the historic and social context to the issues they face.

It's time to unite
The singer urges their peers, allies, or fellow oppressed people to work together towards a common goal.

and just show them our strength
The singer believes in demonstrating their collective strength rather than just talking about it.

The enemy can be defeated
The artist believes that their opposition or oppressors are not invincible and can be overcome through persistent effort.

as long as we stand up together and sing
The artist emphasizes the emotional, community-building, or joyful aspect of collective action.

Let us Live
The artist demands the right to exist and pursue a fulfilling life free of violence or oppression.

Let us Love
The singer emphasizes the importance of empathy, compassion, or human connection in achieving social justice.

Let us show you
The artist intends to demonstrate to those in power or those unaware of their struggles what it means to be oppressed or disenfranchised.

That enough is enough
The singer declares that they will not tolerate any more violence, oppression, or injustice.

March on,
The singer encourages their peers to keep fighting for change.

keep pounding your feet
The singer urges their peers to maintain a steady, active, and persistent stance in their pursuit of justice.

I know there's anger in your blood
The artist acknowledges their fellow activists' righteous indignation and frustration at the status quo.

but you remember to keep the love that
The artist reminds their peers to hold onto positive emotions, hope, or empathy even in the face of adversity.

Those cunts tried to put out
The singer identifies their opposition or oppressors as malicious and destructive.

because their violence and murder is not
The singer opposes the use of physical violence or killing as a means of achieving goals or maintaining power.

what we're about
The artist portrays their movement or community as one that values peace, justice, empathy, or other positive values.

(Let us Live)
The artist repeats their demand for the right to exist and pursue a fulfilling life free from violence or oppression.

(Let us Love)
The artist repeats their emphasis on empathy, compassion, or human connection in achieving social justice.

(Let us Live)
The singer repeats their demand for the right to exist and pursue a fulfilling life free from violence or oppression.

(Let us Love)
The artist repeats their emphasis on empathy, compassion, or human connection in achieving social justice.

(Let us Live)
The singer repeats their demand for the right to exist and pursue a fulfilling life free from violence or oppression.

(Let us Love)
The singer repeats their emphasis on empathy, compassion, or human connection in achieving social justice.

(Let us Live)
The singer repeats their demand for the right to exist and pursue a fulfilling life free from violence or oppression.

(Let us Love)
The artist repeats their emphasis on empathy, compassion, or human connection in achieving social justice.

Let us Live
The artist repeats their demand for the right to exist and pursue a fulfilling life free from violence or oppression.

Let us Love
The singer repeats their emphasis on empathy, compassion, or human connection in achieving social justice.

Let us show you
The singer intends to demonstrate to those in power or those unaware of their struggles what it means to be oppressed or disenfranchised.

That enough is enough
The artist declares that they will not tolerate any more violence, oppression, or injustice.

Let us Live
The artist repeats their demand for the right to exist and pursue a fulfilling life free from violence or oppression.

Let us Love
The artist repeats their emphasis on empathy, compassion, or human connection in achieving social justice.

Let us show you
The singer intends to demonstrate to those in power or those unaware of their struggles what it means to be oppressed or disenfranchised.

That enough is enough.
The artist declares that they will not tolerate any more violence, oppression, or injustice.