Get off My Land
Redneck Souljers Lyrics
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Take the madness
Let it explode and shake the masses
Shroud that I carry here to break the rabbits
And awake the maggots
I hate your habits
In the song "Get off My Land" by Redneck Souljers, the lyrics convey a sense of frustration and disgust towards individuals who infringe upon or disrupt personal property. The singer asserts their ownership and the importance of respecting boundaries by using aggressive language such as "boom," "explode," and "shake the masses." The line "shroud that I carry here to break the rabbits" further emphasizes the idea of protection and defense, where the singer sees themselves as the preyed upon and the other party as the predator. The use of vivid, visceral imagery in lines such as "awake the maggots" and "hate your habits" enforces the singer's conviction and the severity of the situation.
The song can be interpreted as a commentary on the contentious issue of private property and individual rights, particularly in rural areas. The Redneck Souljers make a statement about the importance of boundaries and ownership, and the consequences of disrespecting them. The lyrics capture the sentiment of many individuals who feel that their way of life and values are threatened by the encroachment of others.
Line by Line Meaning
I'm 'bout to just boom
I am about to explode with anger and frustration.
Take the madness
I am going to take the anger and frustration I feel towards you.
Let it explode and shake the masses
I am going to express my anger and frustration in such a way that it will impact a lot of people.
Shroud that I carry here to break the rabbits
I have a sharp tool with me that I am ready to use to intimidate and scare you away.
And awake the maggots
I am going to cause chaos and destruction in the situation.
I hate your habits
I am frustrated and angry with how you are behaving and I want you to stop.
Contributed by Adalyn L. Suggest a correction in the comments below.