We live in apathy
We have grown numb
Ignoring the problems we helped to create
Hollow inside Desensitized force-fed their shit until we suffocate
Don't go believe the shit they're selling
Don't go accepting what they say

You know it's already too late
You have been robbed of original thought
Your Dead, Your Dead, Desensitized
We cannot even see how far we've gone
Victims of our corrupt society
Told what to think the powers that be

Controlling what we hear and all that we see
Your Dead, Your Dead, Desensitized
We have grown numb to all that goes around us
Exposed too long to the shit that they have fed us
Our minds have been dulled from their relentless attempts to

Erase deprogram us dictating what we should think
Displace our thoughts with ideas of their now that corrupt
Now we are all dead inside
We the walking dead Desensitized


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    this song is about how people of the world are so desensitized because of all the bullshit people, the medias, politics and so on keep feeding them.

    HateBreed666on June 16, 2002   Link

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