“The song for me is about being an artist in this political climate, and a young person in general. How things are now leaves less room for creatives, and that’s something I was struggling with. The whole song is encapsulated by comparing the country to a hellish landscape, but by saying ‘your guns can’t harm me,’ which is the statement of being an artist. If you’re an artist standing for something, even if you’re harmed, or die, or are silenced, then you can’t really get destroyed.”