Sick Bubblegum
Rob Zombie Lyrics

Mechanized head and a god named Zed
The singer describes a robotic or artificial intelligence and a higher being referred to as 'Zed.'

I keep telling you it's alright
The singer reassures someone that everything is okay despite the preceding mention of robotic beings and a god figure.

A parallax view that you can't unscrew
The singer references parallax, a phenomenon where the position of an object appears to change when viewed from different angles, that cannot be undone or fixed.

When it all just get's so tight
The artist feels overwhelmed and constricted when faced with the issues mentioned previously.

Rock motherfucker
A command to rock out and let go of inhibitions.

Rock the motherfucker
An extension of the previous command, encouraging the listener to let loose and embrace the music.

Chew it up, spit it out Sick bubblegum
The singer describes consuming something and then expelling it in a metaphor where it is compared to chewing and spitting out gum that has lost its flavor.

Blow it up, stick it out Sick bubblegum
Another comparison to the metaphorical 'sick bubblegum' from the previous line, this time being likened to inflating and exposing something before removing it with satisfaction.

Tear it up, push it down Sick bubblegum
Destroying or breaking apart something before squashing it further.

Shove it in, rip it out Sick bubblegum
A final metaphorical comparison of forceful insertion and then extraction, referring to the theme of destruction of the previous lines.

Fireproof stick and I ain't so quick
The singer describes a fire-resistant tool or weapon that they possess but admits that they are not very fast.

I just made you think I am
The artist admits to deceiving someone into thinking they are fast or capable.

Black numb days and a model hater
The singer describes dark and unfeeling periods of life and references someone who dislikes models or modeling.

Brand new illusion scare
The singer describes a newly-formed fear or concern that may not be grounded in reality.

Remember the coup when you hit the loop
The singer reminisces or urges to remember when some sort of assertion of power or overthrow occurred when a repeating melody or sound sequence was played.

A new God in Hollywood
The artist refers to a recent or newly-established higher power or key influencer that holds immense power in the media industry.

Diamond daze and your locust plays
The artist describes a period of time that felt surreal or intensely emotional and references a 'locust,' an insect that typically represents swarming and destruction.

You wouldn't make it if you could
The singer expresses doubt that someone could handle the intensity of a certain situation or time period.

Turn it up, push it down Sick bubblegum
Repeating the previous metaphor of destruction, commanding someone to increase the intensity before pushing it to the ground.

Shove it in, Rip it up Sick bubblegum
The final repetition of the metaphor, encouraging the total destruction and removal of the object before compared to gum.