[Intro]   x4 [Pre-Chorus] Is it you?     Is it you who’s been orchestrated? Is it you?     Is it you who’s born frustrated? [Chorus]   Hey! Hey! Hey! Is it you?       Hey! Hey! Hey! Is it you?     Is it you who’s born frustrated? [Verse 1] American shopping malls Where a product is sold and bought here Euthanizing the public While the dead walk the escalators They drone from the loudspeakers Hear a subliminal message That hypnotizes you To consume and there’s no way to fight it. [Pre-Chorus] Is it you?     Is it you who’s been orchestrated? Is it you?     Is it you who’s born frustrated? [Chorus]   Hey! Hey! Hey! Is it you?       Hey! Hey! Hey! Is it you?     Is it you who’s born frustrated? [Verse 2] Is this human freedom Hedonistic excess? Junky consumerism Mass-production toxic sickness Everyone is wearing now Plastic masks that they hide behind Marketing massive sales of nothing Everything is for sale here. [Pre-Chorus] Is it you?     Is it you who’s been orchestrated? Is it you?     Is it you who’s born frustrated? [Chorus]   Hey! Hey! Hey! Is it you?       Hey! Hey! Hey! Is it you?     Is it you who’s born frustrated? [Instrumental]   x2 [Verse 3] The arrogance Lost me with nonsense Well it’s so  aggressive Yet so  repulsive Well it’s a noxious culture N.C. And the swarming vultures! And I see an imposter And he’s coming to get you! [Pre-Chorus] Is it you?     Is it you who’s been orchestrated? Is it you?     Is it you who’s born frustrated? [Chorus]   Hey! Hey! Hey! Is it you?       Hey! Hey! Hey! Is it you?     Is it you who’s born frustrated?

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À propos de la chanson

La chanson aborde le sentiment d'aliénation et de frustration dans un monde moderne dominé par la consommation. Elle évoque des centres commerciaux où les gens, presque de manière robotisée, se laissent happer par des messages subliminaux qui les incitent à consommer sans réfléchir. On y ressent une critique acerbe d'une culture qui privilégie le superficiel et l'excès, laissant peu de place à la vraie liberté humaine. Cette réflexion s'inscrit dans un contexte où la société de consommation amplifie les inégalités et intensifie le vide existentiel. Les paroles posent la question de savoir si nous sommes vraiment acteurs de notre vie ou si nous avons été façonnés par un système qui nous pousse à agir contre notre propre intérêt.