Barbed Wire
Gorky’s Zygotic Mynci Lyrics

The lyrics of Gorky’s Zygotic Mynci's song "Barbed Wire" describe the arrival or descent of the barbed wire, which is personified as a separate entity. The first two lines, "Mae'n dod i lawr so dere gweld fi," mean "It's coming down, so come see me." The repetition of this line emphasizes the importance of the barbed wire's arrival. The next two lines, "Dewch ach chwaer, chwaer eich brawd / Auntie Mary Auntie Joseph" appears to call upon the singer's relatives to arrive and witness the event. The final three lines, "Barbed Wire yn dod i lawr / Dod i lawr, lawr i'r llawr," repeat the idea of the barbed wire coming down and falling to the ground.

The song may be interpreted in many ways, but one possible analysis is that it reflects a political or social commentary. The arrival of the barbed wire may symbolize the increasing restrictions and limitations imposed by the government or the society. It may also reflect the singer's desire for his or her family to witness the negative impact of these restrictions or to unite against them. The barbed wire may also represent a physical barrier between people or a separation from nature. Overall, the lyrics evoke a sense of urgency and call for collective action against the negative forces.