Stand Up
Flapjack Lyrics


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What makes us equal
hides deep in our souls,
But if it makes us equal,
Now come we're not
equal at all?
What makes us equal
hides deep in our
minds,
But if it makes us equal,
Now come we're not
equal at all?
God bless your manicure
When my sister's starving
God bless your brand new
15th car,
golden rings and silver spoons,
Satisfy your apetite huh huh?...
Your gonna turn into dust
When your time is coming
I hope you'll die like
professional
In your pink bedroom




Flowers on your grave now
... and onion tears

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Flapjack's "Stand Up" explore the theme of inequality and how it is rooted in things beyond superficial differences. The singer questions what truly makes people equal, suggesting that it may be something hidden within their souls or minds. Despite this, the reality we see around us is far from equal. The rich have access to luxuries like fancy cars, jewelry, and expensive food, while others struggle to meet basic needs like food and shelter. The singer acknowledges this reality but also recognizes its fleeting nature - all these possessions will eventually turn to dust, and the end of life is inevitable. The final line of the song mentions "onion tears", a metaphor for the insincere grief that people sometimes show when someone dies, perhaps suggesting that those who live in luxury but ignore the suffering of others may not have anyone mourning them genuinely when they pass.


Overall, "Stand Up" is a criticism of the societal structures that allow for inequality based on wealth and privilege. It also calls on individuals to stand up for what is right and speak out against injustice. The focus on the transience of material possessions and the inevitability of death suggests that the singer believes a more meaningful existence can be found by valuing things beyond mere wealth and status.


Line by Line Meaning

What makes us equal hides deep in our souls,
The true essence of equality exists inside each one of us but is hard to realize and comprehend.


But if it makes us equal, Now come we're not equal at all?
Although we are all equal in spirit, society treats us unequally based on our physical or social status.


What makes us equal hides deep in our minds,
Our thoughts and beliefs shape who we are as individuals and contribute to our sense of equality and fairness towards others.


God bless your manicure When my sister's starving
There is a deep contrast between the blessings and privileges that some enjoy, and the hardships and struggles of others who are deprived of basic necessities such as food.


God bless your brand new 15th car, golden rings and silver spoons, Satisfy your appetite huh huh?...
Materialistic possessions may bring temporary pleasure and comfort to some, but in a world plagued by poverty and inequality, they can be seen as unjust and unfair.


Your gonna turn into dust When your time is coming
Everything in life is temporary and fleeting, including our physical bodies and our worldly possessions. Nothing lasts forever.


I hope you'll die like professional In your pink bedroom
This line is sarcastic and highlights the absurdity of society's obsession with wealth and status symbols. It implies that even in death, some are treated better than others based on their social class.


Flowers on your grave now, and onion tears
Death is inevitable, and when we die, we leave behind memories and emotions that can be both beautiful and painful.




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