Jump for Joy
Warrior Soul Lyrics


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Needle boys in the park, rotten cops after dark
Politicians underground, no light can be found
All the pimps, all the whores, all demented religious wars
Evangelist so corrupt, arm out, palm up

Jump for joy, oh, jump for joy
Worlds end
Jump for joy, oh, jump for joy
Worlds end

All the oil that you pump, my world's a garbage dump
Land developed by the pigs, you consume everything
Bronze, iron turn to steel, eat your plastic at every meal
Drink the water then you choke your bank account, you're broke

Jump for joy, oh, jump for joy
Worlds end
Jump for joy, oh, jump for joy
Worlds end

Populations multiply, there are holes in the sky
TV man shit on you, you love to be screwed
Packaging maniac, guaranteed money back
A no-money superstar, the U.S. on credit cards

Jump for joy, oh, jump for joy
Worlds end
Jump for joy, oh, jump for joy
Worlds end

Silence descends as I walk astray
God please, keep me straight for just one more day
Times are bad, I hurt what can I do?
I just need some time alone with you

Here we are back again




We have come to the end
No use for you to cry

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Warrior Soul's song Jump for Joy offer a scathing and unapologetic portrayal of the corrupt and morally bankrupt state of the world. The first verse paints a picture of a dark and unsettling world, with needle boys in the park and rotten cops after dark, and politicians lurking in the shadows. The chorus encourages listeners to "jump for joy" at the thought of the world's end, suggesting that perhaps it would be a relief and a release from the evils of society. The second verse speaks to issues of environmental destruction and overconsumption, with references to oil pumping and land development by greedy pigs who consume everything, from bronze and iron turning to steel, to plastic being consumed at every meal. The verse ends by referencing the US credit card culture, which seems to herald a self-destructive American society.


The third verse speaks to the issues of overpopulation, pollution, and the manipulation by the media, with "TV man" feeding a desire among the masses to be screwed through consumerism. The verse ends with a reference to the guaranteed money back mentality of packaging maniacs, and the emergence of the no-money superstar culture. The final chorus concludes with a bleak message of the world's end, with the singer pleading for God's help to keep him straight for just one more day.


Overall, the song seems to be an attack on the hypocrisy and greed of society, with the lyrics taking a thick and layered approach to convey the many problems that plague humanity.


Line by Line Meaning

Needle boys in the park, rotten cops after dark
Drug addicts are found in the park and corrupt police officers operate without being caught during nighttime.


Politicians underground, no light can be found
Politicians are involved in shady activities that remain hidden from public view and there is no transparency in the political system.


All the pimps, all the whores, all demented religious wars
There are prostitutes and pimps on the streets and there are religious conflicts which are irrational and insane.


Evangelist so corrupt, arm out, palm up
Evangelists are corrupt, asking for money from people in need to fulfill their own selfish desires.


Jump for joy, oh, jump for joy Worlds end
Despite the issues found in the world, people continue to act like everything is okay, but everything is ultimately coming to an end.


All the oil that you pump, my world's a garbage dump
The overconsumption of oil leads to pollution and an overall degradation of the world.


Land developed by the pigs, you consume everything
Land is destroyed quickly for consumerism, leading to a depletion of natural resources and habitats for animals.


Bronze, iron turn to steel, eat your plastic at every meal
Humans rely on man-made materials and end up consuming them in their daily lives, even in their food.


Drink the water then you choke your bank account, you're broke
The quality of water worsens, resulting in people having to spend more money for their basic needs and ultimately leaving them broke.


Populations multiply, there are holes in the sky
The population is growing uncontrollably and the ozone layer is being damaged.


TV man shit on you, you love to be screwed
People are being manipulated and controlled by what they watch on television, despite the negative impact on their lives.


Packaging maniac, guaranteed money back
There is a heavy emphasis on product packaging and consumers are promised refunds on their purchases.


A no-money superstar, the U.S. on credit cards
People who are famous can't afford their lifestyle and the country is going into debt.


Silence descends as I walk astray God please, keep me straight for just one more day Times are bad, I hurt what can I do? I just need some time alone with you
The singer is feeling lost and is reaching out to God for guidance in a hopeless world.


Here we are back again We have come to the end No use for you to cry
Despite coming to the realization that everything is coming to an end, there is no use in mourning as it is beyond their control.




Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: DUKE ELLINGTON, SID KULLER, PAUL WEBSTER, PAUL FRANCIS WEBSTER

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