| System of a Down – ATWA Lyrics | 12 years ago |
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One upon a time... long long time ago, we called them prophete, messenger of god, and they where good for mankind, briging us peace, something to belive in. They still exist today, but now we call them guru, criminals, sect leaders. They all got corrupt by the modern world and turn crazy or evil. Take Charles Manson for exemple, or Jim Jones... The same story repeat itself again and again. That's what this song is about. The world of today is crazy and that's why god can't reach us anymore. |
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| System of a Down – Lost In Hollywood Lyrics | 12 years ago |
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This song is about Jesus... This may sound crazy, but if you replace the word Hollywood by "earth" or "mankind", you realize it's may be god speaking to his son, telling him not to go on earth. "They find you, To time you, Say your the best they've ever seen, You should have never trusted Hollywood. They take you, And make you, They look at you in disgusting ways, You should never trusted Hollywood." They will idolize you, only to let you down in the end, judge you, torture you, and kill you. You should had never trusted mankind, they are lost and crazy. For me, the second part of the song, where Daron says "I was standing on the wall, Feeling ten feet tall" represent the moment Jesus was crucified. Church picture him calm and serene in his last moments, but he was probably mad at us, and insulting the crowd as he was induring terrible pain. " All you maggots smoking fags on Santa Monica Boulevard, This is my front page, This is my new age, All you bitches put your hands in the air and wave them like you just don't care. Phoney people come to pray, Look at all of them beg to stay, Phoney people come to pray. " I brang you peace and you gave me suffering and hate. As a revenge, my dead will trigger a false religion that will kill thousands of your people over the years. His way of saying "F$%k you" to all of us. |
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| Iron Maiden – Brave New World Lyrics | 12 years ago |
| This song is about the book "Brave new world" wrote by Aldous Huxley in 1931. | |
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