[Part I]
[Intro: Future]
Drop your location, she think she me or sum’ (Hendrix)
Put on my chains, now she think she me or sum’
She keep a Glock in her bag, she think …
[Verse 1]
You said, “Speak from your mind
The words that it finds
Come out of your soul, a part of the whole”
You said, “What does it change?
Both of us know
After tonight, there …
[TONY]
Maria…
The most beautiful sound I’ve ever heard:
Maria, Maria, Maria, Maria…
All the beautiful sounds of the world in a single word:
Maria, Maria, Maria, Maria…
Maria, Maria…
Maria!
I’ve just met a girl named Maria
And …
[Verse 1]
What happens in dreams where we fly?
Never been as high as tonight
Staring through a window in time
For someone to show me what I’m like
He said, “Hello”, it’s like a …
[Verse 1]
Oh-oh-oh, every little smile hides a little lie
Could cut the silence with a knife
Subatomic bliss is nothing left to miss
It’s just empty Russian roulette
[Pre-Chorus]
Try to brush it off my …
[Verse 1]
I’m waking up to ash and dust 37
I wipe my brow and I sweat my rust 38
I’m breathing in the chemicals 39
I’m breaking in, shaping up, checking out on the prison bus 40
This is it, the apocalypse, whoa 41
[Chorus]
I’m waking up, I feel it in my bones 42
Enough to make my systems blow 43
Welcome to the new age, to the new age
Welcome to the new age, to the new age 44
Whoa, whoa, I’m radioactive, radioactive
Whoa, whoa, I’m radioactive, radioactive 45
[Verse 2]
I raise my flags, dye my clothes
It’s a revolution, I suppose 46
We’ll paint it red to fit right in 47
Whoa
I’m breaking in, shaping up, then checking out on the prison bus
This is it, the apocalypse
Whoa
[Chorus]
[Bridge]
All systems go, sun hasn’t died
Deep in my bones, straight from inside 48
[Chorus]
8Imagine Dragons talks about the situation that he finds himself in, which is a mess and he begins to pick up himself. It can also mean that like a phoenix he is reborn or it is the aftermath of an explosion after a war.
Due to the intensity of the work he wipes his brow to show how hard and manual the work is. He compares his body to a machine that is rusty or worn out. It can also mean that his blood is contaminated because blood is made partly of iron and when iron is exposed to air it oxidizes.
He then talks of today’s situation in the world where there is pollution everywhere. He can also be meaning that he is inhaling chemicals from the explosion and it can also be interpreted that he is smoking some drug.
Imagine Dragons sees his life as one of slavery and he is thinking of finding away to leave it. Prisoners are normally taken out of prison to work on some land somewhere, so he is rebelling and refusing to go and do that work. It can also be a line to mean a breakaway from monotony.
He then says that it is time for a revolution, which can be as catastrophic as an apocalypse.
Imagine Dragons sings that he can feel the change coming from inside and out.
Imagine Dragon once again compares his body to that of a machine by calling it a system. So deep is the intensity of the awakening that it all makes him feel like he will explode.
He welcomes all to the new reality. It can be taken to mean the aftermath of the explosion but new age is also the in thing when it comes to spirituality.
He sings that after exposure to the chemicals either by breathing or eating he is now radioactive meaning that he is dangerous and should be avoided. It can also mean that the awakening that he was feeling earlier is contagious.
Imagine Dragons talks of fitting in into the revolution as per the beliefs of other people. He uses raising the flag to mean that the rebellion is on just like soldiers raise their flags when at war. Dyeing his clothes is used symbolically to mean that he is changing into clothes more fitting for a war or a revolution.
Imagine Dragons uses red which is the colour that is associated with communism and rebellion a lot. He could be saying that he now understands, why the need for rebellion and will work to fit in and not to standout.
Imagine Dragons sings of hope here, the sun has always been used to portray a better day. So he says there is still some inspiration that he can feel within and he will continue fighting. Being able to see the sun may also mean that the dust has settled and it is time to rebuild.
Imagine Dragons talks about the situation that he finds himself in, which is a mess and he begins to pick up himself. It can also mean that like a phoenix he is reborn or it is the aftermath of an explosion after a war.
Due to the intensity of the work he wipes his brow to show how hard and manual the work is. He compares his body to a machine that is rusty or worn out. It can also mean that his blood is contaminated because blood is made partly of iron and when iron is exposed to air it oxidizes.
He then talks of today’s situation in the world where there is pollution everywhere. He can also be meaning that he is inhaling chemicals from the explosion and it can also be interpreted that he is smoking some drug.
Imagine Dragons sees his life as one of slavery and he is thinking of finding away to leave it. Prisoners are normally taken out of prison to work on some land somewhere, so he is rebelling and refusing to go and do that work. It can also be a line to mean a breakaway from monotony.
He then says that it is time for a revolution, which can be as catastrophic as an apocalypse.
Imagine Dragons sings that he can feel the change coming from inside and out.
Imagine Dragon once again compares his body to that of a machine by calling it a system. So deep is the intensity of the awakening that it all makes him feel like he will explode.
He welcomes all to the new reality. It can be taken to mean the aftermath of the explosion but new age is also the in thing when it comes to spirituality.
He sings that after exposure to the chemicals either by breathing or eating he is now radioactive meaning that he is dangerous and should be avoided. It can also mean that the awakening that he was feeling earlier is contagious.
Imagine Dragons talks of fitting in into the revolution as per the beliefs of other people. He uses raising the flag to mean that the rebellion is on just like soldiers raise their flags when at war. Dyeing his clothes is used symbolically to mean that he is changing into clothes more fitting for a war or a revolution.
Imagine Dragons uses red which is the colour that is associated with communism and rebellion a lot. He could be saying that he now understands, why the need for rebellion and will work to fit in and not to standout.
Imagine Dragons sings of hope here, the sun has always been used to portray a better day. So he says there is still some inspiration that he can feel within and he will continue fighting. Being able to see the sun may also mean that the dust has settled and it is time to rebuild.
Imagine Dragons talks about the situation that he finds himself in, which is a mess and he begins to pick up himself. It can also mean that like a phoenix he is reborn or it is the aftermath of an explosion after a war.
Due to the intensity of the work he wipes his brow to show how hard and manual the work is. He compares his body to a machine that is rusty or worn out. It can also mean that his blood is contaminated because blood is made partly of iron and when iron is exposed to air it oxidizes.
He then talks of today’s situation in the world where there is pollution everywhere. He can also be meaning that he is inhaling chemicals from the explosion and it can also be interpreted that he is smoking some drug.
Imagine Dragons sees his life as one of slavery and he is thinking of finding away to leave it. Prisoners are normally taken out of prison to work on some land somewhere, so he is rebelling and refusing to go and do that work. It can also be a line to mean a breakaway from monotony.
He then says that it is time for a revolution, which can be as catastrophic as an apocalypse.
Imagine Dragons sings that he can feel the change coming from inside and out.
Imagine Dragon once again compares his body to that of a machine by calling it a system. So deep is the intensity of the awakening that it all makes him feel like he will explode.
He welcomes all to the new reality. It can be taken to mean the aftermath of the explosion but new age is also the in thing when it comes to spirituality.
He sings that after exposure to the chemicals either by breathing or eating he is now radioactive meaning that he is dangerous and should be avoided. It can also mean that the awakening that he was feeling earlier is contagious.
Imagine Dragons talks of fitting in into the revolution as per the beliefs of other people. He uses raising the flag to mean that the rebellion is on just like soldiers raise their flags when at war. Dyeing his clothes is used symbolically to mean that he is changing into clothes more fitting for a war or a revolution.
Imagine Dragons uses red which is the colour that is associated with communism and rebellion a lot. He could be saying that he now understands, why the need for rebellion and will work to fit in and not to standout.
Imagine Dragons sings of hope here, the sun has always been used to portray a better day. So he says there is still some inspiration that he can feel within and he will continue fighting. Being able to see the sun may also mean that the dust has settled and it is time to rebuild.
Imagine Dragons talks about the situation that he finds himself in, which is a mess and he begins to pick up himself. It can also mean that like a phoenix he is reborn or it is the aftermath of an explosion after a war.
Due to the intensity of the work he wipes his brow to show how hard and manual the work is. He compares his body to a machine that is rusty or worn out. It can also mean that his blood is contaminated because blood is made partly of iron and when iron is exposed to air it oxidizes.
He then talks of today’s situation in the world where there is pollution everywhere. He can also be meaning that he is inhaling chemicals from the explosion and it can also be interpreted that he is smoking some drug.
Imagine Dragons sees his life as one of slavery and he is thinking of finding away to leave it. Prisoners are normally taken out of prison to work on some land somewhere, so he is rebelling and refusing to go and do that work. It can also be a line to mean a breakaway from monotony.
He then says that it is time for a revolution, which can be as catastrophic as an apocalypse.
Imagine Dragons sings that he can feel the change coming from inside and out.
Imagine Dragon once again compares his body to that of a machine by calling it a system. So deep is the intensity of the awakening that it all makes him feel like he will explode.
He welcomes all to the new reality. It can be taken to mean the aftermath of the explosion but new age is also the in thing when it comes to spirituality.
He sings that after exposure to the chemicals either by breathing or eating he is now radioactive meaning that he is dangerous and should be avoided. It can also mean that the awakening that he was feeling earlier is contagious.
Imagine Dragons talks of fitting in into the revolution as per the beliefs of other people. He uses raising the flag to mean that the rebellion is on just like soldiers raise their flags when at war. Dyeing his clothes is used symbolically to mean that he is changing into clothes more fitting for a war or a revolution.
Imagine Dragons uses red which is the colour that is associated with communism and rebellion a lot. He could be saying that he now understands, why the need for rebellion and will work to fit in and not to standout.
Imagine Dragons sings of hope here, the sun has always been used to portray a better day. So he says there is still some inspiration that he can feel within and he will continue fighting. Being able to see the sun may also mean that the dust has settled and it is time to rebuild.
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