In a rebellious anthem of the disenfranchised, our metal maestros paint a vivid picture of frustration and disillusionment. The protagonist is out of work, directionless, and feels utterly invisible to society. He's not just down on his luck; he's practically in the underworld. With every promise shattered, his heart isn't just broken—it's seething with anger. So what does he do? He turns to law-breaking as an adrenaline-fueled act of defiance and a desperate attempt to exert control over his life. It’s not so much about the thrill of criminality, but rather a cry against societal indifference. The song is essentially saying: "Hey world, you can't ignore me if I'm breaking your precious laws!" A powerful reminder that sometimes people don’t choose rebellion; it’s the system that pushes them into it.
