Lyrics analysis of a confrontational song
I see you look at me with a look in your eyes like
you've got an enemy in your sights.
Now, I do not believe this war will be
over until you're forced to see just how wrong you
are.
So you think you know who I
am? You ain't seen nothing
yet. Back against
the wall, your guard begins
to fall.
But there's no sympathy, you're the
enemy, you're my enemy.
You're wanting to believe I'm scared of what's coming,
but I begin to see that you're weak.
Now, don't show your teeth to me, it won't hide the
fears that are growing underneath your
see-through pride.
So you think you know who I am?
You ain't seen nothing yet.
Back against the wall, your
guard begins to fall.
But there's no sympathy, you're the
enemy, you're my enemy.
So you think you know who I
am? You ain't seen nothing
yet. Back against
the wall, your guard begins
to fall. But there's no
sympathy, you're the enemy, you're my
enemy.
Time and time again you
push me to the end.
But I feel better now, so much better
now, so much better.
You're my enemy.
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