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Unity and Transcendence in Primal Scream's 'Come Together'

Primal Scream's 'Come Together' is a powerful anthem that calls for unity and collective transcendence. The repetitive chorus, 'Come together, oh oh,' serves as a rallying cry for people to unite and experience a sense of oneness. This theme of unity is further emphasized with lines like 'Come together as one,' suggesting that the song is not just about individual experiences but about a collective journey towards a higher state of being. The use of the phrase 'come together' can be seen as a metaphor for breaking down barriers and connecting on a deeper, more spiritual level.

The lyrics also delve into themes of love and freedom. Phrases like 'Kiss me, won't you won't you kiss me' and 'I'm free you're free' highlight the liberating power of love and human connection. The act of kissing and touching is portrayed as a means to transcend ordinary reality, lifting the individuals 'right out of this world' and 'to the stars.' This suggests that love and unity have the power to elevate us beyond our mundane existence, offering a glimpse of something greater and more profound.

Primal Scream, known for their eclectic mix of rock, dance, and psychedelic influences, use these lyrics to create a sense of euphoria and liberation. The song's repetitive structure and uplifting message are designed to evoke a communal experience, much like a live concert where the audience becomes part of the performance. The call to 'come together' is not just a lyrical motif but a call to action, urging listeners to break free from isolation and embrace a collective spirit of freedom and unity.

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