All over with,
Fuck all the flags, the greed, the world
Leaders
Run for the fence
We're coming, we're killing, we're changing
The faces

I'm killing,every fucking thing
Until somebody gets the fucking point, the
Point I'm trying to make
I lead, the mice on parade,
Down to the river of cool aid,and open up the
Flood gates
I need a barrel of cyanide a pile of strychnine
Until the whole damn world is dead start over
Again

All over with,
Fuck all the flags, the greed, the world
Leaders
Run for the fence
We're coming,we're killing,we're changing
The faces

Stop talking,negotiating,
Your feeble attempts towards world peace,
Give me a fucking break
Need world-wide genocide,planetary suicide
And when the whole damn world is
Dead, there's your fucking peace

All over with,
Fuck all the flags, the greed, the world
Leaders
Run for the fence,
We're coming, we're killing, we're changing
The faces

Oxygen wasters, come on
We've come, to save you,to save you from
Yourselves

Kill or be killed,

All over with,
Fuck all the flags, the greed, the world
Leaders
Run for the fence
We're coming, we're killing, we're changing
The faces
Believe in yourself
Let go of ego strengthen within yourself
All over with
We're coming,we're killing, we're changing
The faces


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The End of All Things to Come Lyrics as written by Greg Tribbett Chad L. Gray

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    General Comment

    I have the Dual Disc of this CD and on it Matt says it's about the world ending politically, not destructively. People always assume that since they're a metal band the song would be about the end of the world destructively.

    MudvayneFan66on March 01, 2006   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    This song is simply describing the the end of the world, (funnily enough), but still, it's Mudvayne's 'Fuck The System, you are all going to die and there's nothing you can do'

    Beethon May 23, 2004   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    i disagree.... i think it's more about positive deconstruction and reconstruction of systems and rules. chad seems to be saying this world is pretty much fucked. let's break it the fuck down and start again

    little_carloson May 24, 2004   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    Yeah I suppose.

    Beethon May 24, 2004   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    i somewhat agree with alll of you

    but it is about how evil humans really are (Internal primates Forever) and that there is no hope in hell that we can save ourselves. Fuck peace, there is no way to get it. Only way for peace on earth is "solve et coagula" destroy humans to create world peace.

    SuicidalAndroidon June 29, 2004   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    Haha I never really thought about it that way...nice, MudvayneFan66, nice

    killswitch916on March 23, 2006   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    eveyone has good points about this song, and you're all correct in one way or another. all i know is that although every mudvayne tune hits me hard in one way or another, this one just kicks my ass completely. What an awesome song.

    ocb_xanderon June 21, 2006   Link
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    General Comment

    difinatly politicly motivated lyics... i absolutey love it i have the symbol off the album cover on my lower back representing the meaning behind this song...so true.. its good cos only the people who know and appreciate mudvaynes lyrics get it... especially in the metal genre people who dont lgive it a chance will never understand or appreciate it...shame

    clenchedfiston July 11, 2007   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    well i think this song about politic how people dye to get freedom but there wont be no freedom till everyone dies

    phenomenon2006on March 04, 2008   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    This song is an anti-apathy statement. Mudvayne has an extremely positive and powerful message in much of their music to those who can harness it. I predict they will one day be seen as one of the greatest in the metal genre. The best may still be to come as they fire up the machine again.

    Hanzalon January 05, 2024   Link

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