Rage Against the Machine

These lyrics are about rallying around one's family and the consequences of war.

This song is about the hypocrisy of politicians claiming to support the people while being in allegiance with the military-industrial complex.

These lyrics are about the hypocrisy of those in power who oppress and discriminate against others while claiming to be doing good.

This song is about the power dynamics between authority figures and the people they are supposed to protect, and how those dynamics can be used to oppress and control.

These lyrics are about a person's struggle to survive in a hostile environment with no hope.

This song is about the oppression of immigrants and the exploitation of agrarian workers by land-owners, as well as the need for revolution to achieve freedom.

These lyrics are about a group of people with their own philosophies who are determined to make a difference in their time and age.

This song is about honoring renegades who have stood up to oppression and ignorance throughout history.

These lyrics are about a man who is struggling to overcome his fear and pain.

This text is about a father's mental health crisis, his destruction of his own art, and his son's formative experience in the process.

These lyrics are about the need to rebel against oppressive structures and fight for freedom.

This song is about the struggle for freedom and justice in the face of oppressive Eurocentrism and racism.

These lyrics are about the thin line between entertainment and war, and the consequences of American cultural imperialism.

This song is about the dangers of consumerism, the misrepresentation of war, and the American Dream.

These lyrics are about a person's struggle with their home life and the pain they experience, leading them to find freedom in jail.

This song is about the struggle of poverty and broken families leading to gang life, and how Zack de la Rocha wants to use his awareness of the world's injustices to create positive change.

These lyrics are about a defiant individual who speaks out against silence and uses his power to make a difference.

This song is about the importance of voicing opinions and challenging authority.

These lyrics are about the danger of allowing fear to control one's life and the need to take control of one's destiny.

This song is about the French Revolution, AM radio talk show hosts, and the CIA's involvement in sending CONTRAS into Nicaragua.

These lyrics are about the struggles of the oppressed and the fight for justice.

This song is about the consequences of a society that worships money and materialism, and the oppression of those who challenge the status quo.

These lyrics are about the struggles of the Maya and Mexica people, and their fight for freedom and identity.

This song is about the effects of European colonialism in the Americas, and the resilience of Indigenous people to reclaim their heritage and culture.

These lyrics are about the struggle of oppression and the power of anger to bring change.

This song is about the power of words and the effects of cultural genocide on native people.

These lyrics are about standing up against oppression and taking back power.

This song is about Rage Against the Machine's anti-capitalist stance and the controversy surrounding their flag burning at Woodstock.

These lyrics are about a brown-skinned man rolling down Rodeo with a shotgun, witnessing the poverty and injustice of his community, and the struggle to break free from it.

This song is about a call for the lower classes to take back their freedom and power from the corrupt system.

These lyrics are about the consequences of war and the power of the media to influence people's perception of it.

This song is about the US government's mistreatment of its workers and the consequences of its actions on the world.

These lyrics are about taking back power from oppressive systems and reclaiming one's identity and culture.

This song is about Eurocentrism and its effects on people like Zack de la Rocha and how they should take the power back from the authorities.

These lyrics are about the dangers of blindly following authority and the consequences of not questioning the status quo.

This song is about the dangers of government and media control, and how it can lead to doublethink and a zombie-like state of mind.

These lyrics are about a person's desire for control and power, and their willingness to do anything to achieve it.

This song is about the consequences of the Western world's insatiable desire for luxury, control and modernisation.

These lyrics are about a revolution against oppressive forces and a call for the masses to stand up for their rights.

This song is about the power of the people to rise up against oppressive governments and systems of inequality.

These lyrics are about a revolutionary's call to action and to know one's enemy.

This song is about the systemic police brutality in Los Angeles in the 1990s and the need to take action against it.

These lyrics are about a leader's call to action against systemic injustice and violence.

This song is about the fight against fascism and the consequences of not taking action against it.