Liberation
Golden Apes Lyrics


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I hear the sound of the dumb men and their sighing's causing cramps in my flesh...
I guess the dreams of the blind men and their visions are causing tides in my veins...

And through the marching hearts I steal away...
What a stupid love I found...
And through the marching hearts I steal away...
What a stupid love I found...
I gasp for liberation...
I'm deviating from the love they urge...
I foil my coronation...
I'm separating what no hand shoud merge...

I feel the heat of the dead men and their hunger's causing pest inside me...
I smell the lust of the strange men and their passion's causing marks on my tongue...

And through the choking skin I steal away...
What a stupid love I crammed...




And through the choking skin I steal away...
What a stupid love I crammed...

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Golden Apes' song "Liberation" are filled with powerful and kinaesthetic metaphors that portray the conflict between the singer's desire for freedom and their experiences of oppression. The opening lines, "I hear the sound of the dumb men and their sighing's causing cramps in my flesh..." suggest that the singer is surrounded by people who are complacent and unthinking, perhaps following dominant ideologies or institutions without questioning them. This is further emphasized by the line "I guess the dreams of the blind men and their visions are causing tides in my veins...", which hints at the singer's own yearning for change and for a different kind of future.


The repetition of the phrase "What a stupid love I found..." seems to suggest that the singer is questioning their own desires and motivations. It could also be interpreted as a poignant reminder of the complexity of relationships and human emotions. The second stanza further illustrates this tension between desire and oppression, with lines like "I gasp for liberation / I'm deviating from the love they urge..." This sense of rebellion and resistance is further emphasized by the line "I'm separating what no hand should merge...". The final two lines of the song, "And through the choking skin I steal away... / What a stupid love I crammed...", end the song on a bittersweet note - while the singer acknowledges the pain and struggle of breaking free, there is also a sense of hope and determination to continue on this path of liberation.


Line by Line Meaning

I hear the sound of the dumb men and their sighing's causing cramps in my flesh...
The complaints of foolish people are physically affecting me.


I guess the dreams of the blind men and their visions are causing tides in my veins...
The aspirations of those who are unaware of reality are stirring something deep within me.


And through the marching hearts I steal away...
I escape from the conformity of the masses.


What a stupid love I found...
This love I have discovered is foolish and misguided.


I gasp for liberation...
I yearn for freedom and independence.


I'm deviating from the love they urge...
I am refusing to comply with the love that is mandated by others.


I foil my coronation...
I am preventing myself from being crowned as something I don't want to be.


I'm separating what no hand shoud merge...
I am dividing things that should not be joined together.


I feel the heat of the dead men and their hunger's causing pest inside me...
The passionate desires of those who are no longer alive are affecting me negatively.


I smell the lust of the strange men and their passion's causing marks on my tongue...
The sensual desires of unfamiliar men are leaving a bad taste in my mouth.


And through the choking skin I steal away...
I escape from the suffocating influence of others.


What a stupid love I crammed...
This love I have taken in is foolish and misguided.




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