I heard them say that the meek shall reign on Earth
Phantasmal myriads of sane bucolic birth
I've seen the rapture in a starving baby's eyes
Inchoate beatitude, the lord of the flies
So what does it mean when your mind starts to stray?
Kaleidoscopic images of love on the way
Brother, you'd better get down on your knees and pay
1000 more fools are being born every fucking day
They try to tell me that the lamb is on the way
With microwave transmissions they bombard us every day
The masses are obsequious, contented in their sleep
The vortex of the minds ensconced within the murky deep
Phantasmal myriads of sane bucolic birth
I've seen the rapture in a starving baby's eyes
Inchoate beatitude, the lord of the flies
So what does it mean when your mind starts to stray?
Kaleidoscopic images of love on the way
Brother, you'd better get down on your knees and pay
1000 more fools are being born every fucking day
They try to tell me that the lamb is on the way
With microwave transmissions they bombard us every day
The masses are obsequious, contented in their sleep
The vortex of the minds ensconced within the murky deep
Lyrics submitted by oofus, edited by Mellow_Harsher
1000 More Fools Lyrics as written by Brett Gurewitz
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
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This song is not dishonest, exaggerating? Yes, but not dishonest. And what "agenda" could Gurewitz (not Graffin) possibly have with a song that's about the state of the world? It's not even a song about believing this, or living that, or any sort of call to action, it's simply a song about a state of being. And what possible reason could you have for generalizing Bad Religion fans to claim to be free thinkers because they listen to Bad Religion? Even so, BR is one of the most intellectual bands there is, anyone who puts them down I can't even take seriously because their platform has to be too weak.
Why would you possibly downplay the starving baby logic? It's a very real problem in the world whether there's a god or not, atheist or theist you cannot deny that the "starving baby" is there. And don't act like you know that he wanted the baby to be aborted, you lose all validity when you speak so precisely on behalf of others.
You find this bands' lyrics to be nothing less than pure evil? Haha they're not even a punk rock band that's like that. Look at Sorrow, Slumber, There Will Be A Way, Hopeless Housewife, You've Got A Chance, In So Many Ways, Before You Die, Tiny Voices, New Leaf, Dream Of Unity, Someone To Believe, Sowing The Seeds Of Utopia, Them And Us, Parallel, Too Much To Ask. My gosh man..
As for the second sentence, I agree, good thing Bad Religion isn't like that huh?
As for the third sentence, this song is lyrical genius. Whether you disagree with the song or not it is very smart, there's no validity in your third sentence.
this band and Pink Floyd i think have the best lyrics of all time...