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HEDp.e. Lyrics

President bush
The song addresses the former US President Bush by name, and suggests that something is going on that requires his attention.

Come out with your hands up
This line is an aggressive demand to the former President to comply with the singer's wishes.

You're under arrest
The singer seems to suggest that the former President has done something wrong, and should be arrested.

Think about it
The artist asks the listener to pause and reflect about what is happening, rather than blindly accepting it.

What the fuck is going on
The tone of the song becomes more confrontational here, as the artist demands to know what is happening.

You better think about it
The singer continues to urge the listener to be more thoughtful and considerate about what is happening.

Just what the fuck is going on
The singer seems to be frustrated by the lack of clear information about what is happening, and demands transparency.

We're running out of time
The urgency of the situation is emphasized here, as the artist suggests that time is running out to address whatever is happening.

Don't you tread
The artist warns against any attempt to encroach upon their personal space or freedom.

Don't you tread upon me no
This is a variation on the previous line, emphasizing the artist's unwillingness to let anyone infringe upon their rights.

All the world
This line sets up the idea that there is a global scope to the situation being discussed.

And come with the chaos
The artist suggests that whatever is happening is causing chaos and upheaval around the world.

They wanna control
The singer asserts that there are actors who are trying to exert control over the situation, without the singer's consent.

I'm the one who treads on the weak one
The singer seems to be claiming that they are the one with power in the situation, and that they use that power to oppress others.

I'm the one in the suit and ties
The singer suggests that they are a part of the established order, and use that position to exert their power.

Look at me, I'm the 5 star general
The artist is expressing their authority and power, comparing themselves to a high-ranking military officer.

Federal reserve, organized crime
The artist seems to be suggesting that these two groups are working together to exert control over the situation. This is likely a commentary on the idea that the Federal Reserve is a powerful force in the US economy, and that organized crime can exert influence over certain sectors of the economy as well.

You know you make it so easy
The singer is possibly accusing the public of being complacent and not questioning the status quo, making it easy for people like the singer to maintain their power.

I give you the enemy, you fall in line
The singer suggests that they are manipulating public opinion by creating enemies for the public to rally against.

I'm the puppet master, playing with your life
The artist is claiming to have complete control over the lives of people around them, viewing them as puppets to be manipulated.

I'm the one who won the election
The artist is possibly referencing their own election to a position of power, suggesting that they have been given a mandate by the public to act as they are acting.

On your tv, smiling out lies
The artist suggests that they have used the media to their advantage, using it to spread false information to the public.

I am half reptillion
This line is likely meant to be metaphorical, suggesting that the singer is a cold-blooded predator who is indifferent to the needs of others.

I'm a chamillion, you're hypnotized
The artist is suggesting that they are capable of changing their appearance to blend in with their surroundings, and that the public is too easily swayed by appearances.

Chaos
This line suggests that the situation is still chaotic and unstable, and that there is no clear resolution in sight.

Control
The song ends on this line, suggesting that whoever is in control of the situation has won out over the forces of chaos and upheaval.