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Billy Talent Worker Bees Lyrics
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Worker Bees
Billy Talent
Billy Talent
BILLY TALENT
- Worker Bees LyricsMarch on, worker bees!
Know your enemy!
We take our orders given by the queen
We're not the killers, we're the worker bees
If you resist us you will feel our sting
Surrender now before the swarm sets in
Protect the hive from enemies!
Protect the hive from enemies!
Follow the herd mentality!
Can we fight to save our souls?
March on, worker bees!
Know your enemy!
A pollination coming from the west
And in a flash we will invade your nest
Supply of honey flowing bottomless
Play by our rules or you'll be powerless
Protect the hive from enemies!
Protect the hive from enemies!
Follow the herd mentality!
Can we fight to save our souls?
And we'll march, along with our blindfolds on
And we'll ride, the rails with our pistols drawn
Can the Lord, above forgive what we've done?
Can we fight to save our souls?
And we'll march, along, with our blindfolds on
And we'll ride, the rails with our pistols drawn
Can the Lord, above forgive what we've done?
Can we fight to save our souls?
Can we fight to save our souls?
(Bridge)
And we'll march, along, with our blindfolds on
And we'll ride, the rails with our pistols drawn
Can the Lord, above forgive what we've done?
Can we fight to save our souls?
And we'll march, along, with our blindfolds on
And we'll ride, the rails with our pistols drawn
Can the Lord, above forgive what we've done?
Can we fight to save our souls?
Can we fight to save our souls?
Will we die to save our home?
Know your enemy!
We take our orders given by the queen
We're not the killers, we're the worker bees
If you resist us you will feel our sting
Surrender now before the swarm sets in
Protect the hive from enemies!
Protect the hive from enemies!
Follow the herd mentality!
Can we fight to save our souls?
March on, worker bees!
Know your enemy!
A pollination coming from the west
And in a flash we will invade your nest
Supply of honey flowing bottomless
Play by our rules or you'll be powerless
Protect the hive from enemies!
Protect the hive from enemies!
Follow the herd mentality!
Can we fight to save our souls?
And we'll march, along with our blindfolds on
And we'll ride, the rails with our pistols drawn
Can we fight to save our souls?
And we'll march, along, with our blindfolds on
And we'll ride, the rails with our pistols drawn
Can the Lord, above forgive what we've done?
Can we fight to save our souls?
Can we fight to save our souls?
(Bridge)
And we'll march, along, with our blindfolds on
And we'll ride, the rails with our pistols drawn
Can the Lord, above forgive what we've done?
Can we fight to save our souls?
And we'll march, along, with our blindfolds on
And we'll ride, the rails with our pistols drawn
Can the Lord, above forgive what we've done?
Can we fight to save our souls?
Can we fight to save our souls?
Will we die to save our home?
Facts about Worker Bees
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Worker Bees is written by Ian D'sa, Aaron Solowoniuk, Jon Gallant, Ben Kowalewicz.
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It is first released on June 23, 2006 as part of Billy Talent's album "Billy Talent II" which includes 14 tracks in total. This song is the 3rd track on this album.
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When we think about what all of this might truly mean, Billy Talent's song 'Worker Bees' employs the analogy of bees and a hive to illustrate a community where people have no choice but to conform, obey and even sacrifice themselves for the sake of the group. The song challenges the issue of blind loyalty, the effects of not questioning power, and the inner battle between going with the flow and asserting one's uniqueness and right to freedom. The lyrics of Worker bees highlight the social commentary, angst, reflection, freedom, and empowerment to the greatest extent. The song also indicates the importance of collective action and unity, of conflict and resistance, as well as moral questioning and redemption. The lyrics even include the theme of conflict and violence with references to fighting and the possession of guns, which might not be appropriate for kids below 13. The image of marching with eyes covered and the mention of the divine being asking for forgiveness also imply serious topics that require parental guidance.
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Worker Bees falls under the genre Rock.
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Worker Bees song length is 3 minutes and 44 seconds.
Who wrote Worker Bees lyrics?
Worker Bees is written by Ian D'sa, Aaron Solowoniuk, Jon Gallant, Ben Kowalewicz.
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When was Worker Bees released?
It is first released on June 23, 2006 as part of Billy Talent's album "Billy Talent II" which includes 14 tracks in total. This song is the 3rd track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Worker Bees lyrics?
When we think about what all of this might truly mean, Billy Talent's song 'Worker Bees' employs the analogy of bees and a hive to illustrate a community where people have no choice but to conform, obey and even sacrifice themselves for the sake of the group. The song challenges the issue of blind loyalty, the effects of not questioning power, and the inner battle between going with the flow and asserting one's uniqueness and right to freedom. The lyrics of Worker bees highlight the social commentary, angst, reflection, freedom, and empowerment to the greatest extent. The song also indicates the importance of collective action and unity, of conflict and resistance, as well as moral questioning and redemption. The lyrics even include the theme of conflict and violence with references to fighting and the possession of guns, which might not be appropriate for kids below 13. The image of marching with eyes covered and the mention of the divine being asking for forgiveness also imply serious topics that require parental guidance.
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Which genre is Worker Bees?
Worker Bees falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song Worker Bees?
Worker Bees song length is 3 minutes and 44 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Ian D'sa, Aaron Solowoniuk, Jon Gallant, Ben Kowalewicz
Record Label(s): 2006 Atlantic Recording Corporation for the United States and WEA International Inc for the world outside of the United Sates
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