Big Brother

"Your name is Big Brother"

This establishes the figure of authority that the speaker feels oppressed by.

"You say that you're watching me on the tele,"

This line emphasizes the invasive surveillance that contributes to the speaker's sense of entrapment.

"Children dying everyday,"

This stark statement highlights the dire consequences of neglect and systemic failure.

"I live in the ghetto,"

The speaker's living conditions contrast sharply with the privileged existence of those in power.

"You've killed all our leaders,"

This line suggests a history of oppression and loss of guidance within the community.

"I can't wait to see your face inside my door."

This reflects a desire for confrontation, indicating the speaker's frustration with inaction.

"Roaches live with us wall to wall,"

This vivid imagery illustrates the harsh realities of poverty and neglect faced by the speaker.