Enter Shikari – Gap In The Fence lyrics

In the final verse, the writer's opinions are expressed using theme and structure. By using the words 'drenched' and 'doused' the writer enhances the theme of oppression that is evident throughout the song, the idea that routine and normality is restricting us and creating a worse society. Also the word "subserviently" it used instead of a more simple word like 'obedient' because it represents a complex system, which makes it sound more like we are being programmed without any opportunity.
This powerful stanza of the song comes after a verse that opens the reader's mind. The previous verse finishes with the line "but for bigger plans" meaning something bigger than the well-being of our children and this opens the reader's mind for any possibility of the effects of this way of life. This is effective because the next verse repeats the meaning of the song with the strong and emotive language mentioned above; the writer is closer to achieving his aim of influencing peoples' opinions.
Finally, the song ends in the tradition style of a sonnet, with a powerful few lines to imprint the meaning of the poem onto the reader.
"and yes, granted we do prosper.
But the fact that we prosper.
Is even taken for granted. "
These lines summarise the song by identifying an advantageous feature and then exposing it as yet another example of the corruption the writer has explored through the song. We may lead successful lives but we fail to see that they are not valuable lives when there is so must inequality and dishonesty in the world. The song ends here, leaving an imprint on the reader's mind and giving them a new outlook on how society works and how much of community remains.

This song I believe is about escapism, you want to get through that gap in the fence and run away as far as you can.
You can lay there and think about life, and how you could get away from it, but we live to routines, and accept it as the inevitable and carry on doing what we do.
The last chorus blatantly says that even if you do prosper, it will most likely be taken for granted.
Love this song.