No Justice (live)

Harem Scarem's 'No Justice (live)' is a powerful anthem that delves into the perpetual struggle for justice and freedom in a world that often seems indifferent to these ideals. The song opens with the evocative line, 'Freedom burns forever in the holy sun,' suggesting that the quest for freedom is an eternal, almost sacred endeavor. However, this pursuit leads to 'a battle that's never won,' highlighting the frustrating and seemingly endless nature of the fight for justice.

The chorus, 'No justice in the world,' is a stark and poignant declaration of the song's central theme. It reflects a deep sense of disillusionment and frustration with the state of the world. The lyrics, 'You feed the fire when you say it's all over,' imply that giving up or accepting the status quo only perpetuates the cycle of injustice. The mention of the devil having 'your number' adds a layer of existential dread, suggesting that malevolent forces are always at play, making the struggle even more daunting.

The song also touches on the personal toll of this relentless fight. Lines like 'It's your decision to walk the mile when the road is long' and 'It's like religion wasting our lives on a worthless cause' convey the emotional and psychological burden carried by those who strive for justice. Despite the weariness and the sense of futility, the song ends on a note of defiance with 'When will freedom shine for us? No, it ain't over,' indicating that the fight for justice, though arduous, is far from finished. Harem Scarem's musical style, characterized by its emotive vocals and powerful instrumentation, amplifies the song's message, making 'No Justice (live)' a resonant and impactful piece.