Democracy Rising Lyrics – JT Music

Democracy Rising Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro is a call to action for those who believe in liberty. The speaker reflects on their own victory and now passes the responsibility of continuing the fight for freedom to others. They describe a fallen leader who once stood strong but is now gone, leaving the next generation to rise and carry on the battle, hoping for freedom to prevail.

[Verse 1]
In this verse, the singer reflects on a motivational poster that claims they’re the only one fit for the job. They’re thrust into battle, tasked with protecting the planet at all costs. The speaker is ruthless, willing to destroy enemies like robots and communists without hesitation. They mention wearing custom armor and having a symbol of a skull, emphasizing their toughness and the seriousness of their mission, which is not blessed by heaven but driven by a different, more earthly purpose.

[Verse 2]
The singer dismisses any arguments against the government as invalid and implies that they have a fiery temper. They are ready to fight, standing at attention for whatever comes next. The line also hints at a rebellious attitude toward singerity, signaling that those with such tendencies should be prepared for the battle ahead.

[Chorus]
This chorus emphasizes the determination to keep fighting until the end. There’s a sense of loyalty and duty, with the speaker asserting that diplomacy has failed and it’s time for action. The phrase “climb them” refers to rising above challenges, and the speaker declares that they are the force driving this rise, symbolizing the strength of democracy.

[Verse 3]
Here, the singer declares their unwavering commitment to achieving victory, no matter the cost. They are willing to push themselves to the limit, using their strength and resources, even deploying destructive power like “Super Destroyers.” The verse shows the singer’s willingness to follow orders without question, putting the mission above all else. They’re a tool of war, with no space for hesitation.

[Verse 4]
This verse rallies the troops, urging them to get ready for the battle ahead. They compare their march to that of legendary warriors, emphasizing unity and the determination to never back down. The imagery of “fire” shows that they’re bringing intense force, something that cannot be easily stopped or weakened.

[Chorus]
This repetition of the chorus reinforces the sense of unyielding strength and readiness for war. The singer claims they have everything they need to win, from weapons to manpower, and they’ll keep pushing forward, even if the odds are tough. The message here is about relentless fighting for freedom, with no compromises.

[Bridge]
In the bridge, the singer reflects on the strength and unity of their forces, even as the fight becomes harder. They honor the sacrifices made by others in the cause, vowing to continue fighting side by side. The line “freedom will rise” shows optimism, believing that despite the challenges, liberty will ultimately prevail. The mention of “Democracy” coming in many sizes hints that the fight for freedom is universal, no matter the scale.

[Refrain]
The refrain emphasizes readiness and precision in battle. It repeats commands to ensure that everyone is focused and equipped for the fight, with a sense of urgency and preparation. The mention of being “kitted out, hella tight” suggests the importance of being well-prepared and ready for the challenges ahead.

[Pre-Chorus]
Here, the singer acknowledges that while supplies are crucial, they alone won’t win the fight. The key to success lies in the unity and determination of the people, calling on everyone to step up and take responsibility for the mission ahead.

[Chorus]
This final repetition of the chorus solidifies the message of relentless fighting. The singer declares that they are the force behind democracy’s rise, ensuring that they will continue to climb above the challenges and obstacles, always fighting for what they believe in.

[Outro]
The outro reflects on the journey’s end, where the singer stands tall, having successfully led the charge. The reference to “climbing” supplies suggests a continual rise in the fight for freedom, with the message that democracy, in the end, will emerge victorious.