Agaw Agimat - Dear Sam

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{Instrumental Intro}

{Verse 1}
You told me to be always good and gentle
To the people who fools me
Without asking how and why
You asked me to just accept the reality
To starve, to suffer, to hide
Without asking how and why

{Chorus}
I'm always down here
I'm always robbed of my rights
I'm always down here
I'm always robbed of my rights to fight

{Instrumental Break}

{Chorus}
I'm always down here
I'm always robbed of my rights
I'm always down here
I'm always robbed of my rights to fight

{Verse 2}
You're killing me
But still you want me to be happy
Oh, dear Sam, stop fooling me
Pack your things and say goodbye

{Bridge}
Pack your things and say goodbye
Pack your things and hope you die

{Outro}
I just want you to die, die, die
And die, Sam
Diе, die, die
And die, Sam
Diе

Release Date: May 05, 2000

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"Dear Sam" by Agaw Agimat is a powerful and emotional song that explores themes of oppression, resilience, and the desire for freedom. The lyrics speak to the struggle of being mistreated and taken advantage of, while being expected to remain passive and accepting. The chorus emphasizes the feeling of being constantly held back and stripped of the ability to fight for oneself.

The instrumental breaks in the song create a sense of tension and build up, adding to the emotional intensity of the track. The lyrics in the second verse express a deep sense of betrayal and a longing for liberation from the oppressive forces at play.

The bridge and outro of the song convey a strong sense of defiance and a desire for justice. The repeated refrain of "die, Sam" expresses a raw and unfiltered anger towards the oppressor, symbolizing a yearning for an end to the suffering and mistreatment.

Overall, "Dear Sam" is a poignant and powerful song that captures the frustration and anger of being held back and mistreated, while also conveying a sense of resilience and a longing for freedom.