Rising up against this wickedness
And unphased by your endless myths
Hands all around reach to slow him down
He's all about this sound

We aren't playing by your rules
We'll never play the fool
So, no, you cannot take
What's inside of me

All about the sound from way out
He's got the scars just to prove he's down
No apologies to confuse his brain
This argument is sustained

We aren't playing by your rules
We'll never play the fool
So, no, you cannot take
What's inside of me

We aren't playing by your rules
We'll never play the fool
So, no, you cannot take
What's inside of me

He's walking, non-stopping out of the shadows
Sounds of the new-he's got a look in his eye
There's something more than you're feeding him
He's not afraid to say, no no no

You're talking, non-stopping echoing voices
But nothing you said made a dent in my head
I'm hearing you fearing him 'cause he's not afraid
He's not about bowing down to what you say

You hate us 'cause we'll never go away
And like some sort of fungus we're growing every day
And our knuckles aren't dragging so I guess that leaves to say
Our message isn't stopping until you drag us all away

Hear the silent ignorant voices spew
"You're all a pack of disoriented youth"
He lives to see the day those voices end
But until then I'll send this
Off to you, off to you

You hate us 'cause we'll never go away
And like some sort of fungus we're growing every day
And our knuckles aren't dragging so I guess that leaves to say
Our message isn't stopping until you drag us all away

You hate us 'cause we'll never go away
And like some sort of fungus we're growing every day
And our knuckles aren't dragging so I guess that leaves to say
Our message isn't stopping until you drag us all away



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Stein's Theme Lyrics as written by Andrew Schwab Alexander Albert

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    Killpop ur an idiot they never said jesus isnt about religion in the third verse... it says he lives to see the end of these vices, in other words the end of our elders telling us what to do, and not to make our religion our own, but to worship exactly like evryone else, like nofamelost said. And if you're not talking about the last verse, but the longest paragraph, then you're an idiot, because thats one of the bridges. And slayer sucks, and metallica's only good song is enter sandman, and isnt all THAT fantasctic anyways.
    That being said, I don't think this song about satan, at least not totally directed toward him. It's about ANYONE who tries to end christianity, stop it, stand in its way, whatever. Kinda like what nofamelost said, once again. Which i guess satan sends our way, so technically you could say its against satan. I think i could safely say its against evil in its entirity lol. Umm yea thats about all, great song, great CD, great band, great music, god bless.

    DemonHunteron September 07, 2002   Link

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