Anger
Grupo Porco Lyrics

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Anger is the only feeling
that keeps you going

you think you know the words and will say as you heard

""Submit and be a servant
Do your will and deserve your place
Join your hands in prayer

take It all the blame

on your knees, head down
on your knees, head down

submit and be a servant

on your knees, head down
on your knees, head down ""

anger is the only feeling that keeps me going

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Grupo Porco's song Anger delve into the power of anger and how it can drive individuals to keep moving forward. The singer acknowledges that anger is sometimes the only feeling that they have to keep them motivated and alert. The lyrics also touch on the concept of submission and servitude, as the singer describes the words that they've heard, telling them to submit and be a servant. This implies a system or society where individuals are expected to follow orders and conform to certain ideals, which can be demoralizing and dehumanizing.

The reference to taking all the blame further highlights this idea of submission, as the individual is expected to shoulder all the responsibility and accountability without question. The repetition of "on your knees, head down" adds to the sense of subservience and reinforces the concept of constantly being submissive to authority. The overall message of the song seems to be about the power dynamics in society and the ways in which individuals struggle with societal expectations and their own emotions.

Line by Line Meaning

Anger is the only feeling
The singer asserts that anger is the sole emotion they feel.

that keeps you going
The anger gives the individual motivation and energy to continue on.

you think you know the words and will say as you heard
The singer notes that the listener may believe they know what is being said, and will repeat it back in agreement.

"Submit and be a servant
The artist quotes a command to submit to authority and become subservient.

Do your will and deserve your place
The listener should perform what is requested of them and earn their position by doing so.

Join your hands in prayer
The song suggests that a submissive attitude includes prayer and possibly religious devotion.

take It all the blame
The listener is expected to take full responsibility for any perceived wrongdoing.

on your knees, head down
The listener should physically assume a subservient posture by kneeling and keeping the head low.

submit and be a servant
The initial command is repeated at the end of the verse, reiterating the expectation to submit to authority and serve.

on your knees, head down
The physical position of submission is repeated again to emphasize the command.

on your knees, head down
The phrase is repeated a third time, reinforcing the expectation to be a subservient follower.

Lyrics © O/B/O APRA AMCOS
Written by: Polly Terror, Thiago Machado

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