You pull me by the arm and tell me what to believe
You tell me that there's only one way, one way to see
Well whatever faith you choose may not be for me
How can I be saved while being forced to believe

Let's save the world, one by one
We'll make them believe
Conform if they must
Don't question the though, what's always been told
We'll make them believe
Let's save the world

So spread the word and tell me of good news
That if I act right, I can be like you
Well to live is to learn and think for yourself
And I'll do just that, I don't need your help

Let's save the world, one by one
We'll make them believe
Conform if they must
Don't question the though, what's always been told
We'll make them believe
Let's save the world


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Save the World Lyrics as written by Christopher Thomas Cano Chad Michael Rachild

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    tHiS soNg ROCkS!!!!!

    superstar4on January 06, 2002   Link
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    i think this song is about religion.

    imetazoaon February 08, 2002   Link
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    I dunno.I think it's basically about having a mind of your own

    Alkaline Dudeon March 07, 2002   Link
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    yeha its about having a mind of your own adn when someones forcing to believe somehting or do somethign you dont want to you just have to do your own thing and not conform to what everyone else says

    Iluvmonkeys88on March 28, 2002   Link
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    i think they are making fun of people who belive in what they have grown up knowing. They are saying that it is wrong to froce religion on anyone, but most people dont force they ask to help them find something. I like the song, but that is what i think it means. Dont conform and dont belive something if you dont know what it is.

    surfmonkey2003on March 30, 2002   Link
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    yea what theyre saying is that many majority religions are forced upon younger people so they grow up without knowing anything else. Unfortunately, they are mostly brainwashed into believin them. In the song they say that people should think for themselves. Theyre right!!

    SpreadSomeUnityon April 23, 2002   Link
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    i love this song, but i just wanted to ask you, what's the time of the raining in september???? its important

    scott_sellerson May 09, 2002   Link
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    this song alludes to a quote in Self -Reliance by Emerson.. "for nonconformity, the world whips you w/ its displeasure." just thought id share.. hehee

    sixstringson May 19, 2002   Link
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    finally a song that agrees with my opinion that if you're forced into something your heart won't be in it. for example people tell you you're wrong for not being Christian and believing in their god, well would you rather me be one and just hate it the whole time and not love god like you so unquestioningly do?

    Juiceon May 23, 2002   Link
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    scott wot do you mean about rainging in september??? LOL Gr8 song, the 1st rufio song i got, an instant classic, and now i got abt 28 songs wich all rock.

    Punkie_Stew Cluleyon May 29, 2002   Link

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