The meaning of the lyrics of the song "Fight for Rock" by the artist "Warlock"

Warlock's "Fight for Rock" is a passionate anthem against censorship and control over rock music, reflecting the rebellious spirit of rock itself.

The lyrics paint a picture of a world full of rules and restrictions coming from all sides - from books and teachers to politicians ("In every book on the shelf… East and West... Political liars…"). Rock music is perceived as the last bastion of freedom in this world on the verge of collapse ("The last cry for help... They're burning down the world!").

The call "Don't touch my music!" is not just a request, but a demand expressing a willingness to fight for the right to self-expression. The image of the "fight for rock" ("Fight for rock! We fight for rock! We die for rock!") emphasizes the importance of music for the lyrical hero and his readiness to go all the way.

It is interesting that material goods ("Steal my money... Take my job and car...") seem insignificant compared to the attempt to take away the freedom of self-expression through music. This once again emphasizes that for the lyrical hero, rock is not just music, but a way of life, a worldview for which he is ready to fight.

The verse "We are the forces of rock... Soldiers... We'll go to war if you want it, And we'll destroy you!" sounds uncompromising and ready for active resistance. The "forces of rock" are no longer just fans, but a united community ready to defend their ideals.

Thus, "Fight for Rock" is not just a song, but a manifesto, a call to fight for freedom of creativity and self-expression, for the right to be oneself, for the right to one's music.