Brown yellow and white diseases
Plague the streets with a vile stench
The smell of shit and piss fill the air
So fucking disgusting

Day and night feed off humanity
Scraping by on the remnants of life
No cure no hope no way to change
Paper bags filled with liquid love

No reason to live

Steel benches and cardboard beds
Sheets made of black and white
To hide the sun
Live off garbage like a fucking pig
No way to survive

Day and night feed off humanity
Scraping by on the remnants of life
No cure no hope no way to change
Paper bags filled with liquid love

No reason to live

So fucking disgusting

No reason to live


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    This song is about drugs. Brown, yellow and white are the colours of the more well known drugs. It's all about drugs wasting your life away. The second verse is the aftermath, what becomes of those people that rely solely on drugs.

    On a side-note: I love the guitar riff once the song kicks in.

    GruntFucK-GrinFucKon September 15, 2008   Link
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    It would seem its about drug abuse and how it turns your life to shit. Possibly heroine, by the "liquid love" line.

    PyroThrashMetalleron March 30, 2007   Link
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    to me this song is about a homeless person that feels that nothing is ever going to change.

    "Brown yellow and white diseases Plague the streets with a vile stench The smell of shit and piss fill the air So fucking disgusting"
    -this line seems like its talking about living on the streets in a poverty stricken area(not exactly sure though)-

    "Day and night feed off humanity Scraping by on the remnants of life No cure no hope no way to change Paper bags filled with liquid love"
    -feeding off humanity meens like using money that you beg for to get food and feeling like nothing is ever going to change.paper bags filled will liquid love is the beer u get when you get it at 7 eleven or a convinience store(they give you beer in a bag)

    "Steel benches and cardboard beds Sheets made of black and white To hide the sun Live off garbage like a fucking pig No way to survive"
    -steel benches and carboard beds is what the homeless person sleeps on. sheets of black and white is newspaper that he uses as blankets. living off garbage is obviously eating food out of the garbages to survive.

    CHIMAIRA RULES!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Inflimairaon April 02, 2007   Link

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