The Hooters' song "All You Zombies" tells a story of biblical references and societal warnings. The lyrics reference Holy Moses, who tried to plead with the Pharaoh to release his people, and also went to retrieve the Ten Commandments only to break them. Noah is also mentioned, who saw the coming of the rain and built an ark, which his family traveled on with the Israelites. The chorus repeats the phrase "All you zombies, hide your faces" and "All you sittin' in high places, the pieces gonna fall on you." This is a warning to those in power who may be corrupt or neglectful to societal issues, as they will eventually face consequences. However, the song shifts towards the end, addressing the Holy Father and questioning where all the children have gone. The final chorus urges the zombies to show their faces, perhaps suggesting a call for unity and for those in power to take responsibility. Overall, "All You Zombies" serves as a cautionary tale, reminding us to be mindful of those in power and the impact they have on society.
