"The People That Protect Us" by Hail The Sun is a song that criticizes the corruption and misconduct within the justice system and those in power who are supposed to protect and serve the people. The lyrics portray a sense of betrayal and frustration towards those in positions of authority. The song expresses a desire for redemption and justice for the wrongdoings committed by those who are meant to enforce the law. The lines "Forcing the pieces, Lies awry, no alibi" describe the manipulation and deception used by those in power to protect themselves and cover up their actions. The "needed agenda" and "choosing how to stun" suggest that these corrupt individuals have their own motives and are willing to compromise the truth to maintain their positions. The chorus emphasizes the demand for accountability and transparency from those in power. The lyrics state, "This is my cry for redemption, You owe me this, you owe me this, When we call them out and sort through the fiction, They silence it, it's over with." The plea for redemption implies that the people have been wronged and deserve justice, while the mention of being silenced reflects the resistance faced when attempting to expose the truth. The song also questions the credibility of the justice system, suggesting that it is fabricated and tainted. The lines "Justice system fabricated, 'Just us' system" highlight the corruption within the system, implying that it serves the interests of a select few rather than serving justice for the people. It expresses a lack of trust in the system, stating that those who are meant to uphold the law are in fact the ones breaking it. Overall, "The People That Protect Us" by Hail The Sun is a criticism of the abuse of power and corruption within the justice system. It calls for accountability and transparency and highlights the struggles faced when seeking justice against those who are supposed to protect and serve the people.
