The Vaccines: All in White Meaning

All in White Lyrics

Break me on the thirty-seventh hour
Tout me, doubt me, show me all of your power
I will watch you rise on my back from the ground
Friend or foe?
I don't know
Do you like what you've found?

I will one day shine with you
I'll shine on a...

1. anonymous

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   Dec 24th 2011 !⃝

   This video is freaking me out!
   At the end I've noticed a snake on a rock and flames, but can't slow down in any way!
   It's a great video, anyway.
2. anonymous

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   Jun 8th 2011 !⃝

   For 'satanic' read pagan.
3. anonymous

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   Jun 1st 2011 !⃝

   All In White lyrics
   Featuring: The Vaccines
   
   There are numerous Satanic and illuminati references in the song and video. There is also a subliminal segment near the very end. I can't slow it down to see what it is but it seems to involve fire (hell?) images. The white lady referred to in the lyrics could be:
   1.) A slang expression for heroin. The horse being ridden Roman style could also be about slang expression for heroin (ie Horse.)
   2.) White lady as a poetic term for the angel of death.
   3,) Persephone in Greek mythology, depicted as a perfect woman with white skin due to her living underground in hades. The spring which erupts from the ground could be related to this, springs such as the one at Lourdes are often associated with Persephone. The woman shown rising from a crypt could be about Persephone's annual resurrection and return to the earth.
   
   The repeated lyrics about "one day shine for you" could be about Lucifer who is literally the shining man.
   
   The video in my opinion is by a bunch of Satanic / illuminati wanna be's. Either that or an elaborate joke on the web site Vigilant Citizen. See their take on Lady Gaga at:
   
   http://vigilantcitizen.com/musicbusiness/lady-gagas-born-this-way-the-illuminati-manifesto/

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