A rhythmic spoken-word chant performed at the Broomfield Dynamite versus St. Vrain Scorpions game on May 8. The speaker alternates between aggressive battle cries like "We shall march to battle and bring victory to the people" and surreal, dreamy imagery about sipping sunshine and the afterlife, building crowd energy with repetitive, poetic questions: "What you doing to me? What you want from me?"
Nice opening. State of mind, 'cause he's making profits, making one, making living like dating fun. Do you even know what's going on? I know me too, something's wrong. Bullets rickin' all along and not you. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Are we heading to the end? Yeah, yeah, yeah. I think you heard. Yeah, yeah, yeah. What you doing to me? Yeah, yeah, yeah. What you want from me? Yeah, yeah, yeah. What you doing to me? What you want from me? This time around, we shall march to battle and bring victory to the people! Isn't that what you want? Isn't that what we wanted all along? What's the outcome? I'll give you the outcome! Now we're burning to the ground. Is this the end? I guess we'll never wake up. Knock it off! What you doing to me? What you want from me? What you doing to me? What you want from me? Oh, turned into a free fall. I'm sipping on some sunshine, I'm going to leave it for the morning in the afterlife. And she's drunk by the daytime, I bet she feels it just the same in the evening. I'm sipping on some sunshine, I'm going to leave it for the morning in the afterlife. And she's drunk Stay out on ahead while— oh! Turn down to a free fall. I'm sipping on some sunshine. I'm gonna leave it for the morning in the afterlife. And she's drunk by the daytime. I bet you feels just the same in the evening daylight. Yeah! I'm sippin' on some sunshine. I'm gonna leave it for the mornin' in the afterlife. And she's drunk by the daytime. I bet ya feels ain't just the same at night. Anymore! Good thing you have the gloves on.
