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| Green Day – Welcome to Paradise Lyrics
| 23 years ago
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I always thought that this song was about him going off to college. He's left his home and moved off to college and he is unsure of himself and his new surroundings. The whole slums thing is about how most parents think that college housing is slums but the teenagers see it as paradise. I dunno, that's just what i always thought he was talking about. |
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| DJ Liquid – Angel Lyrics
| 23 years ago
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his cd is simply a demo cd. It's hard as fuck to find though...took me so long. it's got 20 songs on it and almost all of them are awesome. It's definitely the best trance cd i've ever heard. I had to download it also. It's hard enough to find it on the internet, i would hate to have to try to find an original copy... |
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| KoЯn – Here To Stay Lyrics
| 23 years ago
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does anyone else agree that most of the other songs off issues and follow the leader are much better than this? |
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| DJ Liquid – Angel Lyrics
| 23 years ago
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yes, this is a mix by DJ liquid, it's the first song on his cd. I'm glad someone finally posted the lyrics to this song. |
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| NOFX – Les Champs-Elysees Lyrics
| 23 years ago
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How can someone even bag on propaghandi or NOFX? Both are such awesome bands. What kinda music you like Orange? |
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| Creed – My Sacrifice Lyrics
| 23 years ago
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I have taken an excerpt which i believe perfectly explains my beliefs from a post on another website:
"Religion is an impulse to explain. A natural impulse that everyone has and everyone grapples with. It's an impulse that, sadly and ironically, has been exploited to convince people to take actions that defy and demean that impulse. The exploiters are (fuck - not these guys again!) the ruling elite of nearly every society, in every era, and ours is no exception. It's not hard to understand the false sense of comfort and security of faith that religion provides. A lot of us have been through it and can understand how hard it can be to shake the grip of dogma. Religious dogma, which is a set of rules, is a tool used by people in power to keep other people powerless, and to coerce them into serving the interests of the powerful. History is flooded with examples of religion used to defend and promote most of humanity's dumbest moves. Like genocide: the holocaust and the annihilation of the worlds' indigenous populations. Like war: from the beginnings of 'civilization' to the Gulf War and beyond. Like prejudice: the continued subjugation of women in all the major religions. Like poverty: as a tool of capitalism, religion has taught the poor to accept injustice. Probably the worst effect religion has on us is its' ability to create divisions so remarkably deep that people will kill for them. Fuck, scratch at any major conflict in the world today and just beneath the skin of diplomacy and territorial demands you will find a fundamentalist, bloodthirsty form of one or more organized religion. Many 'progressive' people involved in religions believe they can work within their religious institutions to change them for the better. It's an understandable desire- we all work within institutions to some extent, but it's kinda dumb in the same way that the Catholic Church's motivation for wanting to feed the hungry is kinda dumb: their writings and dogma tell them to. Shouldn't they be motivated by simply knowing that feeding the hungry is the right thing to do?? People indoctrinated in religions (including ! the religions of ideology... not mentioning any names), seem to believe that a moral code cannot exist outside of their institution. It can and it does. We have the ability (and the duty!) to do the right thing without the rhetoric of dogmas, the threat of hierarchies or the fear of some some old coot in a beard firing a fucken lightning bolt at our sinful, hairy, zitty little asses. The saddest thing about religion is what is lost. Religion, or more accurately, I suppose, the appropriators and exploiters of religion, have taken our purest impulses of solidarity, compassion, celebration of the wonder and mystery of our lives, and turned them against us. This, most of all, is why I reject religion: so that I can reclaim these impulses for the causes they deserve... love and justice."
-The Boys of Propagandhi
(this band rocks) |
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| Creed – My Sacrifice Lyrics
| 23 years ago
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ok, i'm a bit late in joining the discussion, but too bad. OPD, i agree with almost everything you've said, keep up the good work. Otter, just because Christians are persecuted, does that give Christians the right to persecute others? Of course not. I am an atheist. I used to be Christian but i have been alienated over the years. What is church except a way for the elite to rule narrow minded people? Church is simply used to gain power over people. If people want to practice religion, why can't they do so in their own homes? WIthout organized religion, none of these wars or bombings or anything would take place. I am not suggesting we outlaw church, just that if people practice in their own homes, a lot of the current problems in the world would be taken care of. I am not completely set in my belief system as of yet. I don't believe that Christians are evil or any other religions are evil, i just think that the people following them are being misguided. If we seriously take a look at the Bible, does it not preach tolerance and love for others? So let people live in peace in whatever form of religion or atheism they choose (and sexual preference for that matter), and in turn, the world would be a much better place. Thanks for your time those of you who read this far. |
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| Tool – Sober Lyrics
| 24 years ago
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i'd have to say this song ties with schism as the best song. They both kick ass. |
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