Stockholm Syndrome IDLES
"Stockholm Syndrome" by IDLES, released in 2018, is a #Rock anthem that explores themes of vulnerability, masculinity, and emotional struggle. The lyrics convey a sense of defiance against societal expectations, emphasizing the importance of connection and authenticity. Musically, it features aggressive guitar riffs and raw vocals, reflecting the band's punk roots. The song has resonated with listeners, becoming a rallying cry for mental health awareness and emotional openness.
[Verse 1]
He says he's a nihilist
Quaking on a mound of slaughtered kings
Sniffing on solvents, solving solutions
On what the future brings
A royalist and a drug user
Walk into a bar
Both buy their captors drinks
Accusing the other's gone too far
Uh-huh
[Chorus]
Just give them enough, rope
Just give them enough rope
How can I feel myself
When I can't even feel my face?
I've got more stories to tell
But I can't remember time nor place
[Verse 2]
Just wash your hands
And teach your hostage how to keep them clean
Just watch your neck
And cut the nonsense with Hume's guillotine
He says he's a nihilist
Quaking on a mound of slaughtered kings
Sniffing on solvents, solving solutions
On what the future brings
A royalist and a drug user
Walk into a bar
Both buy their captors drinks
Accusing the other's gone too far
Uh-huh
[Chorus]
Just give them enough, rope
Just give them enough rope
How can I feel myself
When I can't even feel my face?
I've got more stories to tell
But I can't remember time nor place
[Verse 2]
Just wash your hands
And teach your hostage how to keep them clean
Just watch your neck
And cut the nonsense with Hume's guillotine
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