Bulletproof
Waterdown Lyrics

Every single day on every job
This line refers to the mundane and routine nature of the work that is done every day in places like government offices and military bases.

They make things go
This line references the idea that the people in power make decisions that have far-reaching consequences for others.

From bad to worse
This line speaks to the idea that those in power often make things worse when they try to fix problems.

Every crisis just another file so
This line suggests that those in power often don't care about the people affected by crises, and instead treat them as just another problem to deal with.

Deal with it and leave it burned
This line implies that those in power are happy to deal with a crisis, but once it's over, they leave the people affected by it to deal with the consequences on their own.

Statesmen keep them fed
This line implies that those in power are able to maintain their position through the support of other powerful individuals.

With tax money
This line refers to the idea that those in power are able to maintain their position through the funding they receive from taxpayers.

To keep the carnage overseas
This line suggests that those in power are willing to engage in wars and conflicts in other countries in order to maintain their own power and influence.

Pushing weapons to antagonists war
This line suggests that those in power are willing to arm individuals or groups who are actively involved in conflicts, even if doing so contributes to the violence and destruction caused by those conflicts.

Might come back home some day
This line speaks to the idea that the consequences of bringing weapons into conflicts overseas may eventually come back to the country providing those weapons.

Broadcasting war to a jaded nation
This line refers to the media's role in portraying wars and conflicts to the public, often in a sensationalized manner.

Promote the scam creating fear
This line suggests that the portrayal of wars and conflicts in the media is a way of manipulating the public to create fear and maintain support for those in power.

Inconsiderate and bulletproof
This line refers to the attitude of those in power, who often act without regard for the consequences of their actions and believe that they are impervious to criticism or consequences.

In your offices
This line refers to the idea that those in power operate from positions of relative safety and security.

Do you count your victims?
This line is a direct challenge to those in power, asking them to consider the human cost of their decisions and actions.