Crisis Kid Lyrics – Corbin

Crisis Kid Lyrics Meaning

[Verse 1]
This verse expresses deep emotional and physical pain. The speaker feels trapped in a decaying state, relying on government-provided pills to numb their feelings. They are overwhelmed by harsh conditions, feeling either blind to reality or insane. The verse suggests they’ve lost the ability to feel properly and are a product of their environment, yet it’s not their fault, and they’re just trying to survive in a tiring, harsh world.

[Chorus]
The chorus repeats the idea that the speaker is “born to the fire,” symbolizing hardship and struggle. They, along with everyone else, are described as “crisis kids,” a term that captures how people are shaped by intense, painful experiences, indicating that suffering is a shared reality.

[Post-Chorus]
In the post-chorus, the song criticizes powerful people, like narcissists, who feed off the suffering of others. They are depicted as getting “high on blood,” meaning they thrive on exploitation. Despite the speaker’s efforts, these people remain unresponsive and fake in their actions, showing that those in power do not care for others’ well-being.

[Verse 3]
This verse calls for radical change, suggesting breaking financial systems (“break the banks”) and replacing outdated laws. It criticizes blind faith and manipulative leaders who are not truly divine. The verse highlights toxic influences, such as harmful thoughts and beliefs, but insists that the fight isn’t over and that it’s still possible to challenge the crisis.

[Chorus]
The chorus is repeated, reinforcing the idea that everyone is born into a struggle. “Crisis kids” are not just individuals but a collective, emphasizing that suffering is something shared by all in the face of hardship and societal failure.

[Post-Chorus]
Once again, the post-chorus points out the selfishness of powerful figures who thrive on exploitation and manipulation. The repeated lines reinforce the idea that these people are fake, pretending to care while causing harm, and are ultimately not worthy of trust or loyalty.

[Verse 4]
This verse focuses on the need for change and the power of unity. It calls for breaking free from oppressive systems, symbolized by “ripping the page.” The speaker emphasizes that their collective strength can overcome the failure of the current systems, like ineffective medications. The verse declares the end of the destructive cycle, urging people to reject harmful influences and stop the cycle of suffering once and for all.