Little Lion Man
L.A.D.É Lyrics

The lyrics of L.A.D.É's "Little Lion Man" speaks of the concept of egoism and the consequences that come with it. The first line, "Fly like an ego with the wind beneath your wings because the world's got your back or so you think and you're right," talks about how ego, when boosted, can make someone feel powerful and invincible. They tend to believe that the world is in their favor, and they will succeed at everything they do. However, the next line, "On track cast out and sink little big man you stand so tall but in reality, you're so small" gives the idea that this kind of thinking is often delusional, and the reality might be far from the truth. The ego might make someone feel taller and more significant, but in reality, they might be small in the grand scheme of things.

The last two lines, "who's the next target, you got them in your sights with your finger on the trigger sacrifice to make you bigger who's got your back," shows the dark side of egoism. When someone's ego is bruised, they tend to blame someone else and go after them to feel better about themselves. The idea of sacrifice to make someone bigger shows that sometimes, the situation can become violent, and someone else might end up being the victim. The last line, "who's got your back" questions the loyalty and support that someone can expect when they let their ego overpower rational thinking.