The meaning and story behind The Unguided's song "Operation: E.A.E." is open to interpretation, as music can often be subjective and have different meanings for different listeners. However, based on the lyrics provided, we can make some inferences about the song's themes. The song seems to revolve around a rebellion or resistance against a powerful entity or figure referred to as a "self-proclaimed God" or "cog." The lyrics suggest that the protagonist and their group have sacrificed everything to infiltrate this entity's domain, described as the entrance of Hell. The "self-proclaimed God" is depicted as having seemingly impenetrable defenses, described as having "diamond skin" that cannot escape the protagonist's "irradiated fury." The group seeks to reclaim power and bring an end to the conflict they are involved in, with references to casualties and damage inflicted by this "God." Additionally, the lyrics mention walls being built not to keep the protagonist out but to keep this entity or its followers trapped inside. The notion that all places and things have souls, and that those souls can be devoured, suggests a predatory or destructive force at play. The chorus of the song repeats the phrases "This is a broken world, Emanate and Eradicate," suggesting a desire to rebel against the brokenness of the world and eradicate whatever oppressive force is causing it. The lyrics also mention a specific time frame of "six years and a day" and mention raining bullets and flames, implying a figurative or literal battle taking place. Overall, the song seems to convey themes of rebellion, resistance, and the fight against an oppressive or corrupt force. However, it's important to note that these interpretations are subjective, and listeners may have their own unique interpretations of the song based on their own personal experiences and perspectives.
