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All is not well
Victim of change
Far out of range
A in non-A
Be or be not
See what I see
Get what I got
Sometimes I wish I could see beyond this dead world
Sometimes I wish I could see beyond me
Dead World
King of my world
This rule I break
King of my world
I eat my cake
A in non0A
Be or be not
See what I see
Get what I got
Sometimes I wish I could see beyond this dead world
Sometimes I wish I could see beyond me
Dead world
Softly, angry, bitter, killer
Torn flesh, more less, ears curled
Dead World
All is not well
Victim of change
Far out of range
A in non-A
Be or be not
See what I see
Get what I got
Sometimes I wish I could see beyond this dead world
Sometimes I wish I could see beyond me
Dead World
King of my world
This rule I break
King of my world
I eat my cake
A in non0A
Be or be not
See what I see
Get what I got
Sometimes I wish I could see beyond this dead world
Sometimes I wish I could see beyond me
Dead world
Softly, angry, bitter, killer
Torn flesh, more less, ears curled
Dead World
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In the book, the hero, John Galt, argues that "A is A" meaning that reality is real and there is no use in ignoring it. But in a "dead world" of corruption, A is non-A because people ignore reality.
The character also argues that the "looters," who steal the products of the minds of others, like to have their cake and eat it too. All of this behavior leads to the dead world that Wayne sings about.
The song is about not ignoring the truth, and not ignoring the bounds of reality.
Tripp Eisen paid tribute to this novel by having the phrase "who is john galt" painted on his guitar.
I think it's a metaphor of using something that is yours
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