Cari Cari's evocative lyrics paint a portrait of a world where oppression and struggle are omnipresent. The imagery of "streets lead down into the jaws of dawn" suggests a descent into danger or adversity, while "the snakes who cry" potentially symbolizes corrupt forces in society. The recurrent line, "We're trampled under patent leather," evokes feelings of being crushed by a polished but oppressive force, perhaps representing systemic injustice or authoritative regimes. The mention of wolves mistaken and running nowhere could indicate a futile struggle for freedom in a caged, restricted environment. Altogether, the song seems to encapsulate themes of societal entrapment and the relentless pursuit of liberation amidst insurmountable odds. #SocietalStruggle #Oppression
Camoubee
Lyrics
The streets lead down
Into the jaws of dawn
For the snakes who cry
Facing the hammer's eye
We're trampled under patent leather
We're trampled under patent leather
The wolves are mistaking
We are running nowhere
And the east is caged
Trampled under patent leather
We're trampled under patent leather
We're trampled under patent leather
Writer(s): Stephanie Widmer, Alexander Köck
Copyright(s): Lyrics © Sentric Music
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