You Are The Problem Here

First Aid Kit

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Intro: Verse I am so sick and tired of this world All these women with their dreams shattered From some man’s sweaty desperate touch God damn it I’ve had enough Verse When did you come to think refusal was sexy? Can’t you see the tears in her eyes? How did you ever think you had the right to Put your entitled hands up her thighs? You are the problem here you are the problem here No one made you do anything You are the problem here you are the problem here No one made you do anything And I and I hope you fucking suffer Break Verse Do you really expect anyone to feel sorry that you ruined your own life? You did it when you thought you had the right to put your entitled hands up her thighs And we don’t need to be diminished to sisteres or daughters or mothers I am a human being that is how you relate to me You are the problem here you are the problem here No one made you do anything that’s not how liquor works You are the problem here you are the problem here No one made you do anything And I and I And I and I And I and I hope you fucking suffer

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Cette chanson aborde la colère face aux abus et aux violences subies par les femmes, en critiquant ceux qui se croient autorisés à agir de manière dégradante. Elle souligne l'absurdité de ceux qui pensent que le rejet peut être séduisant, tout en mettant en lumière la détresse des victimes. L’artiste insiste sur le fait que ces comportements ne sont pas excusés et que les responsabilités doivent être assumées. Dans un monde où de telles injustices persistent, cette œuvre résonne comme un appel à la prise de conscience sur les droits et la dignité des êtres humains, indépendamment de leur statut ou de leurs relations. C'est un cri de révolte contre l'impunité et un rappel de l'importance de voir chaque personne dans sa pleine humanité.

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