Blackout
S.p.i.t. Lyrics
Jump to: Overall Meaning ↴ Line by Line Meaning ↴
Girano al jackpot
Meglio farli di fretta o mi sbattono a vendor
Stacca un toterunner
Comincia la danza
Che di scanned in 7 qua ne abbiamo abbastanza
Dammi una label
C'è il pad time che avanza
C'è un packer che manca
Ma quant è bello avere i SIOB
Se c'è un jam ogni due metri
Tra le slam e la packline
Ci son sempre problemi
Ma quant è bello fare chasing
Con lo scanner sotto ai piedi
Manca un item dice il lead
Te lo slammo se preghi
Slam 1 non va
È una merda supporto non ho
Ma che palle c'è un CPT qua
E il jambuster
Forse arriverà
E il jam toglierà
E il jam toglierà
O forse no chissà
Pesi sbagliati alla bilancia
Lo faccio passare il login tanto è di un altra
Devo fare in fretta qui c'è ship che m'aspetta
Ma fammi fare i dwell che il PS c'ha fretta
Il sorter è fermo
La pausa che avanza
Dammi una sparco e la slammo a 90
Ma quant è bello avere i SIOB
Se c'è un jam ogni due metri
Tra le slam e la packline
Ci son sempre problemi
Ma quant è bello fare chasing
Con lo scanner sotto ai piedi
Manca un item dice il lead
Te lo slammo se preghi
Il sorter non va
C'è un blackout ed il panico è già
Evacuiamo, siam tutti, chissà
E un allarme risuonerà
Usciamo di qua
Il parcheggio è di là
Non è safety star qua
Fila indiana
The song "Blackout" by S.p.i.t. is a rebellious track that talks about breaking free from conformity and being true to oneself. Through the use of the phrase "blackout", the singer portrays a sense of frustration towards the system and the people who try to control him. He is not willing to be silenced or molded into something he is not. The phrase "Don't you put words in my mouth, Don't try to shut me up" signifies his determination to speak up and have his own voice, rather than being told what to say or think. He questions the status quo by asking "What about those things you said to me, What about the time we've wasted, Every day's just like the one before" portraying a sense of monotony and frustration with the superficial world. The line "I gotta get out gotta get out, in" signifies the desire to break free from the monotony and find a place where he can truly fit in.
The second verse takes a dig at the media and their portrayal of the world with the phrase "What about the 5 o'clock news, What about the Sunday paper, Every day's just like the one before, Every time I turn the page". The singer sees past the facade and is tired of the constant barrage of negativity and sensationalism. The repetition of the phrase "I gotta know now, where do I fit in" at the end of each chorus signifies the desperation to find a sense of belonging and purpose. The line "My soul is packing its bags and leaving" portrays the sense of disconnect and detachment from the world and a search for something greater.
Overall, "Blackout" is a powerful track that encourages listeners to break free from societal norms and find their true voice. The use of the phrase "blackout" is effective in portraying a sense of rebellion and urgency.
Line by Line Meaning
I blackout!
The singer is experiencing a mental blackout, a sudden loss of consciousness, but also possibly a figurative blackout or a feeling of being overwhelmed.
Don't you put words in my mouth
The singer is not willing to be silenced or have their thoughts or opinions manipulated by others.
Don't try to shut me up
The singer is asserting their right to express themselves and not be silenced.
I'm not about plastic skin
The artist is not interested in superficial appearances or superficiality in general.
I gotta get out, gotta get out, in
The artist feels a strong desire to break free from something or somewhere, but also has a desire to connect and get involved in something else.
What about those things you said to me
The singer is questioning the validity or sincerity of something that was said to them in the past.
What about the time we've wasted
The singer is reflecting on past experiences or relationships, possibly with a sense of regret or disappointment.
Everyday's just like the one before
The artist feels stuck in a repetitive or stagnant situation, possibly struggling to find purpose or meaning.
Everytime I see your face
The artist's emotions or thoughts are tied to another person, possibly feeling trapped or controlled by that person.
Don't you tell me what to think
The artist is not willing to be influenced or directed in their thoughts or beliefs by others.
You'll never know how I should feel
The singer resents any attempt to tell them how they should feel or react to something.
I see through plastic skin
The artist is perceptive and sees past superficial appearances or deceptions.
What about the 5 o'clock news
The singer is questioning the value or accuracy of mainstream media or news sources.
What about the Sunday paper
The singer is questioning the value or relevance of tradition or established norms.
Every day's just like the one before
The singer feels stuck in a repetitive or stagnant situation, possibly struggling to find purpose or meaning.
Everytime I turn the page'..
The artist feels trapped in a never-ending cycle or routine.
I can't breathe '
The artist feels suffocated or overwhelmed.
My heart is freezing
The singer is experiencing emotional pain or distress.
While we pray
There is a contrast between religious or spiritual practices and the singer's distress.
My soul is packing its bags'. and leaving
The artist feels like they are losing a part of themselves or are on the verge of a major change or transformation.
Blackout!! What about those things you said to me'
The artist is experiencing a mental blackout again, possibly due to the stress of past experiences or relationships.
I wanna know now where do I fit in'
The artist is searching for a sense of belonging or purpose, possibly feeling lost or disconnected.
Lyrics © DistroKid
Written by: Ale D.A., Ilaria G.
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind