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Join Us
Empyr Lyrics


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You feel like you're free
When you jump from the third floor
I saw you sitting
In the middle of the road
If you loose all of your teeth
Everynight in every dream
You're not my enemy
When you look just like me

Wake up now
Keep your head high
Choose your path
(The new world belongs to us)

You feel like you're free
When you're lost in empty streets
I saw you smiling
A metalic taste in your mouth
If you cary when you think
Of all the things you should have done
You're not my enemy
When you see that we are one

Join us now

You think you're born to suffer
I think you're born to resist
This is all about the way you take, the may you give
This is all about you, this is all about me

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Empyr's song Join Us explore the struggles of life and the choices we make. The opening line "You feel like you're free when you jump from the third floor" is a metaphor for the idea that some people may feel like they are free when they make drastic decisions, such as suicide. The following line "I saw you sitting in the middle of the road" suggests that the person in question may feel lost and confused. The lyrics go on to say "If you lose all of your teeth every night in every dream, you're not my enemy when you look just like me" which implies that no matter how different we may seem on the surface, we all share common experiences and emotions.


The chorus "Wake up now, keep your head high, choose your path, the new world belongs to us" encourages the listener to take control of their life and make positive choices. The next verse "You feel like you're free when you're lost in empty streets, I saw you smiling, a metallic taste in your mouth" suggests that some people may feel liberated when they wander aimlessly, but this behavior can also be dangerous. The lyrics continue with "If you carry when you think of all the things you should have done, you're not my enemy when you see that we are one" which suggests that regret and self-doubt can make us feel isolated, but we are all connected in the human experience.


The final lines "You think you're born to suffer, I think you're born to resist, this is all about the way you take, the may you give, this is all about you, this is all about me" sum up the overarching theme of the song. We are all dealt different cards in life, but it's up to us to choose how we respond and what we give back to the world.


Line by Line Meaning

You feel like you're free
You think you have freedom


When you jump from the third floor
By taking drastic action


I saw you sitting
I've noticed you before


In the middle of the road
Without direction


If you loose all of your teeth
When you lose everything you have


Everynight in every dream
You're never free from your worries


You're not my enemy
We're not against each other


When you look just like me
Even though we're different, there's a similarity


Wake up now
It's time to wake up and see things clearly


Keep your head high
Stay strong and confident


Choose your path
Decide what you want to do


(The new world belongs to us)
We have the power to make a change


When you're lost in empty streets
When you feel lost in life


I saw you smiling
I saw you happy despite your struggles


A metallic taste in your mouth
Feeling the bitterness of life


If you carry when you think
If you bear the weight of your thoughts


Of all the things you should have done
Thinking about how you could have done things differently


When you see that we are one
Realizing our connection as humans


Join us now
Come and be a part of a movement


You think you're born to suffer
Feeling like life is full of pain


I think you're born to resist
I believe you have the strength to overcome


This is all about the way you take, the way you give
Life is about how you deal with challenges


This is all about you, this is all about me
We're all in this together




Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: BENOIT JULLIARD, BENOIT POHER, FLORIAN DUBOS, FREDERIC DUQUESNE, JOCELYN MOZE

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