The song "Junior" by Stateless tells the story of a young man named Junior who was once a champion dancer but became paralyzed after sustaining a bullet wound. The lyrics express the pain and frustration of his situation, as well as the futility of war and violence. The singer urges listeners to appreciate the beauty of diversity and avoid becoming trapped by hatred and prejudice. The chorus, with its refrain of "Don't make your mind a prison cell," serves as a powerful reminder to stay open-minded and compassionate. The song ultimately calls for peace and understanding in a world filled with conflict and division.
