Channelling the soul of Marvin Gaye and other civil rights music activists, this song protests at racist police violence and promises popular resistance (the ‘wildfires’). It speaks to the forces of law and order (‘The bloodshed on your hands’), to the ‘we’ who ‘will never show fear’ and the ‘I’ who ‘will always care’. As a group, Sault have been closely allied with the Black Lives Matter campaign.