Genuine Fiction
ELMU HISAB Lyrics

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Radically changing
Ain′t "ain't-non-fiction"
Ain′t subject of interpretations
& The facts of growing receptors

Man can't think
Man can't reason
"He can′t think,

Things out of his fair world"

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of "Genuine Fiction" by ELMU HISAB reflect on the idea that facts are constantly changing and are not necessarily objective or absolute. The opening lines, "Radically changing, Ain't 'ain't-non-fiction,'" suggest that even facts themselves are subject to change and interpretation. The next lines, "Ain't subject of interpretations, & The facts of growing receptors," imply that while facts may be based in reality, the way they are received and understood is influenced by individual perspectives and experiences.

The song then delves into a commentary on human thought and reasoning. The lines "Man can't think, Man can't reason, 'He can't think, Things out of his fair world'" suggest that humans are limited in their ability to fully understand and make sense of the world around them. We are bound by our own perceptions and beliefs, unable to see beyond the confines of our own worldview.

Line by Line Meaning

Radically changing
Transforming in a significant way

Ain't 'ain't-non-fiction'
Not simply the truth or reality

Ain't subject of interpretations
Cannot be explained away based on personal opinions or biases

& The facts of growing receptors
And the evidence of increasing awareness

Man can't think
Humans are incapable of processing complex thoughts

Man can't reason
Humans are unable to use logic to arrive at a conclusion

"He can't think, Things out of his fair world"
"He is unable to consider things outside of his own experiences or beliefs"

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