Album cover art for "We Are the 21st Century Ambassadors of Peace & Magic" by Foxygen

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We Are the 21st Century Ambassadors of Peace & Magic by Foxygen Lyrics

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Free, free Well, it really isn't even too hard to be In the twenty, twenty, twenty-first century We are the twenty-first century It really isn't even too hard to be (Say it again) We are the 21st century ambassadors of peace and magic (Fish man) We are the 21st century ambassadors of peace and magic See the big orange slug in the purple grass Well, if you ain't ready for it to pass If you're really really really really not ready to pass Well, the twenty-first century's gonna kick your ass, boy (Say it again) We're the twenty, lots of money Philosopher ambassadors of peace and magic But if you're not in class then you cannot answer You can't be funny if you want to make money now We are the 21st century ambassadors of peace and magic We are the 21st century, we are the 21st century We are the 21st century ambassadors of peace and magic On Blue Mountain, God insists you Put the pieces back together Free to live, free to do what I want Go out and get it

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Meaning of "We Are the 21st Century Ambassadors of Peace & Magic" by Foxygen

The lyrics present a defiant, almost glib embrace of the modern era, declaring that in the "twenty, twenty, twenty-first century," it's surprisingly easy to be free. This freedom is then tied to a self-proclaimed identity: "We are the 21st century ambassadors of peace and magic." The tone is less about genuine peace and more about a kind of chaotic, perhaps even absurd, self-empowerment that defines this new age. It's a declaration of arrival, a bold statement of presence in a world that might not be ready for it.

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Writers
  • Sam France
  • Jonathan Rado