[Verse 1]
I'll boil easier than you, crush my bones into glue
The system's in red, the room is inbred
I'm a go-getter
[Chorus]
Don't harm no harm
Don't harm no harm
[Verse 2]
My children are spies, my wonderful lies
I'm a go-getter
I see through your walls, in your space, down your halls
I'm a go-getter
[Chorus]
Don't harm no harm
Don't harm no harm
[Verse 3]
The fever I feel, the fake and the real
I'm a go-getter
My world just expands, things just break in my hands
[Chorus]
Don't harm no harm
Don't harm no harm
Don't harm no harm
Don't harm
The singer is plagued by an acute sense of unease.
The singer keeps returning to this line, as if by merely reciting this mantra enough times he will become a “go-getter”.
This line is diametrically opposed to the refrain of “I’m a go-getter”, indicating a lack of agency. His life “just expands”, becoming more complex as if of its own accord. Things “just break” in his hands, through no fault of his own.
A person who is ambitious, assertive and unafraid to pursue what they want.
The singer himself is a ‘liar’, and can therefore see through others' lies, noticing when their words and actions are as hollow as his own
The chorus is a competing voice in his head, urging him that he should not pursue success at the cost of harming others, or even harming himself.
The singer ‘lies’ to themselves in order to keep together, despite the harm it may cause to others