The song "Bullets" by Editors talks about the concept of change and the struggle against a disease. The lyrics suggest that if something needs to change, it inevitably will. The repetition of the phrase "You don't need this disease, not right now" indicates a plea for the listener to overcome their hardships and not let the disease take control. The song emphasizes the message of resilience and inner strength, encouraging the listener to fight against the disease. The repetition of the phrase "You don't need this disease, you don't" serves as a reminder that they have the power to overcome their struggles. The lines "Would you fall down?" and "You won't fall down" may imply the narrator's uncertainty about the listener's ability to withstand the difficulties they are facing. The repeated question "Would you fall down?" seems to ask if they would give in to despair, but the assertion "You won't fall down" suggests that they have the strength to persevere. Overall, "Bullets" conveys a message of hope and encourages the listener to stay strong in the face of challenges and not let the disease, whether physical or metaphorical, define them. The song seems to offer support and motivation to anyone going through a difficult time, reminding them that they possess the strength to overcome.
