Lachy na strachy
Lady Pank Lyrics

The lyrics to Lady Pank's "Lachy na strachy" express a sense of skepticism towards the many prophets that claim to see the end of the world coming soon. The first verse describes a growing crowd of prophets that seem to be everywhere, constantly warning that Judgment Day is just around the corner. There is a sinister hum that follows the singer wherever they go, poisoning their thoughts and making them feel like the end is really near. But the singer refuses to give into this fear, and instead advises the listener not to believe in these false prophets and to laugh in the face of their fear-mongering.

The second verse takes the skepticism a step further, suggesting that those who claim to be prophets are actually enemies of the people, willing to sell out their own kind for personal gain. The image of a prepared coffin and the sound of a hammer hitting nails suggest that this is a time of great upheaval and violence, and that these prophets are merely taking advantage of people's fears for their own gain. The introduction of a "black crow" prophet reinforces the idea that these prophets are not to be trusted, and that their predictions of doom and gloom are just another form of manipulation.

Overall, the song is a plea for people not to give in to the fear-mongering of those who claim to have all the answers. Instead, Lady Pank encourages listeners to find their own truth and to question the motives of those who claim to speak for the future.