Used to be a bunch of assholes
That lived in this part of the building here
But we systematically removed them
Like you would any kind of termite or roach

Someone told me once
That there's a right and wrong
Punishment was sure
For those who dare to cross the line
But it must not be true
For jerk-offs just like you
Maybe it takes longer to catch a total asshole
But I'm tired of waiting

Someone told me once
That there's a right and wrong
Punishment was sure
For those who dare to cross the line
But it must not be true
For jerk-offs just like you
Maybe it's just bullshit, I should play God
And shoot you myself
Tired of waiting, oh

Consequences dictate
Our course of action
And it doesn't matter what's right
It's only wrong if you get caught
If consequences dictate
My course of action, I should
I should play God and just
Shoot you myself
Tired of waiting

Die, die
Shoot it, kick it, fuck it
Shoot you in your fucking head


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    I agree with SpunkySPunk347 and Iowa$even. There is no hidden meaning in the lyrics, there are quite clear. The song is simply is about morality: the definition of what's right and what's wrong. Should people do what's "right" solely because of fear of punishment? What if there is no punishment? If killing other people had no negative consequences to oneself, would that make murder any less wrong? These questions are the basis of the song.

    Basically, the song is saying we should do what is right for the sake of doing the right thing, and not simply because we fear punishment. Sometimes doing the right thing means getting punished. Punishment, or the lack thereof, should not be what determines our actions as punishment alone does not indicate what is right and what is wrong.

    noshowon May 14, 2010   Link

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