Movie (Never Made)

"On silver mount zion"

This opening line sets a mythical and grand tone, suggesting a place of significance that contrasts with the chaos that follows.

"We was dancing the hora Until we vomited blood"

The imagery of dancing until physical harm occurs illustrates the extremes of celebration and despair, highlighting the tension between joy and suffering.

"Let's kill first the banker With his professional demeanor"

This line expresses a desire to confront and dismantle the oppressive structures of capitalism, personified by the banker.

"Let our crowds be fed on tear gas and plate glass'"

This metaphor suggests that the public is consuming violence and chaos, reflecting a society desensitized to brutality.

"I know that you're dying And I know I'm unwell"

This acknowledgment of mutual suffering deepens the emotional connection between the speaker and the addressee, emphasizing shared pain.

"Oh, don't be afraid, for the parade Will not pass our way"

This line conveys a sense of resignation, suggesting that the promised joys of life are unattainable for the speaker and their companion.

"It's nobler to never get paid Than to bank on shit and dismay"

This statement critiques the moral compromises often made for financial gain, suggesting that integrity is more valuable than monetary success.