All My Life
The U.S. Navy Seabees Lyrics


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All my life
All I wanted was to shine
All my life
I just wanted to be higher
All my life
I had lucifer desires
Now that I'm alone
I can smoke up all the briar

I think I think
I can think for myself
I think I think
I'm becoming myself
I think I think
I can think for myself
I think I think
I'm becoming myself

Fuck time
Watch this
I been actin' like a myth
They aint tracking me for shit
They feel bad I don't exist
Until the pack within
Then I decimate
Then I let em hang
Then they start to pray
Pop up out of the ground demand you sing

I think I think
I can think for myself
I think I think
I'm becoming myself
I think I think
I can think for myself
I think I think
I'm becoming myself

I just walked to work an quit
Cus its an aries thing
Shame I barely feel
Cus nothin do embarrass me
Want two of everything
2 Beds, 2 deaths
But no regret
3 Tabs, no xans
Time to let it out

I think I think
I think I think
I can think for myself
I think I think
I'm becoming myself




I think I think
I can think for myself

Overall Meaning

The U.S. Navy Seabees's song "All My Life" is a song about the desire to stand out and be higher than others. The lyrics describe the singer's desire to shine and express their individuality. The lyrics use the metaphorical image of Lucifer desires, which can be interpreted as the desire to be like the devil, who is seen as powerful, rebellious, and individualistic. The singer goes on to describe their sense of isolation and how they can fill their time by smoking "all the briar" now that they are alone.


The verse "I think I think, I can think for myself" is repeated several times throughout the song, which suggests that the singer is trying to break free from the constraints of society and establish their own identity. The line "Fuck time, watch this" is an expression of rebellion and the desire to break free from the constraints of time. The singer claims to be a myth, someone so unique and individualistic that they can evade detection. When they do reveal themselves, they are so powerful that others start to pray to them.


Overall, "All My Life" is a song about the desire to stand out and be unique. The lyrics describe the struggle to break free from societal constraints and the embrace of individuality. The lyrics are filled with references to rebellion, power, and isolation, which creates a sense of darkness and edginess to the song.


Line by Line Meaning

All my life
Throughout my entire existence


All I wanted was to shine
I desired recognition and success


All my life
Since the beginning of my life


I just wanted to be higher
I longed to be better, to rise above my circumstances


All my life
From birth till now


I had lucifer desires
I was driven by the same desires that motivated Lucifer to rebel against God


Now that I'm alone
Since I am now isolated from the world


I can smoke up all the briar
I can indulge in my vices without restraint


I think I think
I am sufficiently self-aware to introspect and make my own decisions


I'm becoming myself
I am growing into my true self


Fuck time
I reject the societal notion that time is a valuable resource


Watch this
Observe my ability to perform


I been actin' like a myth
I have been behaving like a legendary figure


They aint tracking me for shit
They are not able to monitor or control me


They feel bad I don't exist
They regret my lack of presence in their lives


Until the pack within
But when my allies come together


Then I decimate
Then I destroy my opposition


Then I let em hang
Then I leave their remains on display


Then they start to pray
Then my opponents resort to religion for hope


Pop up out of the ground demand you sing
I surprise my enemies, and demand their submission


I just walked to work an quit
I recently resigned from my job


Cus its an aries thing
Due to my astrological sign of Aries


Shame I barely feel
I hardly experience any sense of wrongdoing


Cus nothin do embarrass me
Because I am not easily embarrassed


Want two of everything
I desire excess and abundance


2 Beds, 2 deaths
Two beds and two deaths, indicating a preference for double of everything even in death


But no regret
I do not regret my choices


3 Tabs, no xans
I consume three tabs, but not xanax


Time to let it out
It is time to express myself




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Written by: Anson Jones

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firefightn673

Makes me miss my neighbor Jerry, he passed away two years ago at 105 years old. He was part of the original Seabee battalion. Used to love to sit and talk with him for hours. RIP Jerry. You are deeply missed.

STEM Mentor

I’m a retired Seabee and only had one chance to hear some WWII VETS who helped clear he path for the Marines to plant that flag in Iwo Jima. God bless our Seabees.

Jonathan farms

Did he talk about September 1950 train robbery

TheRealClutchin YT

Damnnn what’s a legend , respect and salute to that man

MONSTERKILLERM700 FLEXJR917

WAIT SO YOUR TELLING ME HE WAS BORN IN 1914? PERHAPS BEFORE WW1! πŸ˜΅β€πŸ’«

KaiserLuch

God damn a hundred and fucking five

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Zach Sexton

Anyone in the know has a huge amount of respect for Seabees. They are the very first guys out to the battlefield essentially, and have to build a base or FOB or forward position, from scratch, in addition to fighting off any enemies in the area. Which when you're some of the first people to the place where the bad guys are, there's going to be a lot of bad guys. In Iraq and Afghanistan, these guys were getting into firefights with the enemy all the time. And back in WW2, Korea and Vietnam they were in real deep. Things get real hairy for them sometimes, and instead of calling in the infantry and hiding, they fight the enemy head on. They might be the most unique job in the US military, because it's like a construction crew that also are also active combatants and fight the enemy at the same time. They are some hard, badass mofos.

PendeltonWhiskey

My father told me that after the island was softened up by naval bombardment as soon as the Marines had established a beach head, landing craft with heavy equipment (I think mainly dozers) would be landed with Seabees driving that equipment towards the already established airfield or to the location where the battle commanders wanted the new air strip so they would do what we know of today as "up-armor" their dozers. They just welded steel plate everywhere they could to get shielding from snipers. There was great urgency to get an airfield of some sort established because once that was done they could start landing more troops and supplies as rapidly as possible. They were plowing down trees or repairing bomb craters while the battle was still going on. The brass wanted that airfield to happen asap. That's my best recollection of what he told me many years ago. He didn't talk about the war much but he did seem to want me to know something about what he had experienced. He never talked about anyone he knew dying but of course he must have experienced that many times.
He told me that he went along with some guys one night who were taking boats out at night to find swimming Japanese soldiers and shoot them in the water. It's nearly impossible to survive on a tropical island and within a few days after the island was taken the surviving Japanese soldiers were starving and were desperate to get off of that island and onto the one nearby in hopes that things would be better there. They probably knew that the Americans were hop scotching across the pacific and were skipping most of the islands, taking only the ones with the best terrain for an airfield. The establishment of a chain of airfields was a cornerstone of the drive across the Pacific.
So, he went in the boat with the other guys and he told me long ago that he was sorry he'd gone along and never went again.
War is hell.

PendeltonWhiskey

Both of my parents were WW2 Navy Veterans. My father would be 110 years old if he were still alive. He was a Seabee all over the Pacific and my mother was a Wave and worked in the office of Naval Intelligence. I'm very proud to be the son of two WW2 Navy Veterans. Go Seabees!

David

God bless them for protecting our freedom πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έβš“οΈThe greatest generation

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