LYRIC
We Need More Bricks Lyrics by Neck Deep, from the album “Neck Deep“, music has been produced by Seb Barlow, and We Need More Bricks song lyrics are penned down by Ben Barlow, Seb Barlow, Sam Bowden, Matt West & Matt Powles.
We Need More Bricks Lyrics
A symptom of the state
A consequence of madness
An overwhelming sense of an underlying sadness
The rain on the parade will only soak the ballots
The kids are wide awake
And they rage against the palace
Someone
Save us
Gotta get back up
When you’ve been on the way down
There’s a spark, there’s a light
There’s a will, there’s a way out
It could be so tight, it could be so sick
It just ain’t right and it just ain’t this
We need more fight and we need more grit
We need more punks and we need more bricks
The next emergency can only be so tragic
An opportunity for the next distraction tactic
The victims get the blame when pricks get caught red handed
And don’t reach for your kids cause we got this boat surrounded
Someone
Save us
Gotta get back up
When you’ve been on the way down
There’s a spark, there’s a light
There’s a will, there’s a way out
It could be so tight, it could be so sick
It just ain’t right and it just ain’t this
We need more fight and we need more grit
We need more punks and we need more bricks
Yeah, we need more punks
And we need more bark
And we need more bite
Just because it’s not on your own doorstep
Doesn’t make it right
It doesn’t make it right
We gotta make it right
We gotta make it
Gotta get back up
When you’ve been on the way down
There’s a spark there’s a light
There’s a will there’s a way out
It could be so tight it could be so sick
It just ain’t right and it just ain’t this
We need more fight and we need more grit
We need more punks and we need more bricks
Gotta get back up
When you’ve been on the way down
There’s a spark there’s a light
There’s a will there’s a way
There’s a way
There’s a way out
SONG INFO:
Song: We Need More Bricks
Artist: Neck Deep
Album: Neck Deep (2024)
Music: Seb Barlow
Lyrics: Ben Barlow, Seb Barlow, Sam Bowden, Matt West & Matt Powles
There’s a pervasive feeling of a hidden sorrow that strongly influences the overall atmosphere. The mention of “rain on the parade” suggests that any attempt to celebrate or find joy is dampened or affected by external factors, possibly related to societal or political issues symbolized by the “ballots.”
The phrase “kids are wide awake” implies a younger generation that is fully aware and conscious of what’s happening around them. The subsequent line, “they rage against the palace,” suggests a rebellion or opposition to an authoritative or powerful entity, possibly a metaphor for societal structures or systems.
