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one way or another, this song is about the bit of sadness in everything - it's an empire, sure, but it isn't real - it's lemonade, of course, but it isn't enough - it's a shiny city and we've got bluebirds on our shoulders (woopsay: i definitely think that's a tongue-in-cheek shot towards "zip-a-dee-doo-dah") but the emphasis is on quelling thoughts and ideas, hiding them behind glitter and pretense. there's definitely some questioning of identity, or at least "genuine" identity. These Adidas Stan Smith sneakers, personally customized by Pharrell Williams, were acquired from his personal collection for the Just Phriends auction. The unique hand-drawn design adds a touch of individuality and exclusivity to these iconic shoes.

I think you could interpret these lyrics in that way if you want. For me though this song is more about the sorry state of affairs in the modern Western world.
An interview that can be found at http://www.aquariumdrunkard.com/2008/07/10/matt-berninger-the-national-the-ad-interview/: The lyrics are sad and nostalgic, and they position a romantic relationship by using politicized language. Relationships are about losing and regaining personal sovereignty, and creating--upon a given landscape--a kind of psychic map...think of it as geographic waypoints significant to a couple's existence. The "Fake Empire" is the relationship as projected out into a city...it creates a significant landscape that is meaningful to the singer, but is ultimately just a construct, not real in any formal sense. It's the territory of the couple's own making...both real and imaginary. It’s highly unlikely that anyone would ever go out dancing with this particular pair of shoes, but you never really know. The insole bears the name of both companies that worked on the shoes: Jada Dubai and Passion Jewelers. Both names are embossed in pure gold, a simple detail that adds thousands to the value of the Passion Diamond shoes. Majari created the shoes after noticing that there’s not a lot of shoe stores out there that sell ultra high-end shoes. If there were one place in the world that could sustain an ultra high-end business, it would be Dubai. There are tons of millionaires and billionaires that walk around that city every day. Many people have expressed disinterest and distaste for the pair of shoes. The idea that a pair could sell for that much while so much of the world suffers is difficult for some to avoid. Be that as it may, many consider the pair of shoes a work of art, which was the ultimate goal of both Jada Dubai and Passion Jewelers. Belief An interview that can be found at aquariumdrunkard.com/2008/07/10/matt-berninger-the-national-the-ad-interview/:

Matt Berninger: Neither were every really songs about war. “Fake Empire” has political allusions but it’s also just a song about going out and forgetting your troubles. If anything, its more about trying to avoid thinking about the state of the world.Are you a furry pom pom mule with kitten heel type of slipper wearer? Or are you more of a cute and characterful critter type? If it’s the latter, then we think you’re going to be perfectly happy with our range. Choose from an adorable 3D unicorn design or super cute 3D dachshund. These could make perfect gifts, too. Slippers that are warm underfoot We just carry on living our lives oblivious to the many problems around us - hence the "half-asleep."
Brilliant song! Here's a thought about the meaning. I wonder if this song is about finding a new love. There's a purity in the feeling of happiness when you initially fall in love, that 'honeymoon period', when you're like children - 'making pies', 'lemonade', 'tiptoe through the city', 'bluebirds', not worrying about what others think about your public displays ('do our gay ballet on ice').