Fuel the fire for war
It's man against mankind
Bruises that they bear
Been beaten down with time
Innocent people suffer the loss
Your broken hope so close to the cross
Sometimes, you just don't know
How low... how low you can go...
So low it's sickening
Low... Low... show some mercy...
Hey you piece of shit
Just leave the kids alone
Why can't you bear
The things that we endure
Innocent people suffer the loss
Lost hope with faith to the cross
Sometimes, you just don't know
How low... how low you can go...
Show some sympathy
Low... Low... show some mercy...
I don't like you for your warped demented ways
I hope the lock you down, so you never get away
Low... Low... show some sympathy
Low... Low... show some mercy...
It's man against mankind
Bruises that they bear
Been beaten down with time
Your broken hope so close to the cross
Sometimes, you just don't know
How low... how low you can go...
So low it's sickening
Low... Low... show some mercy...
Just leave the kids alone
Why can't you bear
The things that we endure
Lost hope with faith to the cross
Sometimes, you just don't know
How low... how low you can go...
Show some sympathy
Low... Low... show some mercy...
I hope the lock you down, so you never get away
Low... Low... show some sympathy
Low... Low... show some mercy...
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This song MIGHT be about the Catholic Child Molester Underground...like, the "just leave the kids alone," and "lost hope with faith to the cross" are little things which could be taken as messages to those sickos, but then again that's just my opinion.
I interpret it as having something to do with WW2 and how the jews were being horribly treated by the nazis in the concentration camps. The whole thing to do with leaving the children alone has to do with the fact that children were also brought to these camps and like the adults were being tortured against their will.
@BarackOshizzle To add to this interpretation there are also mentions about war which can have something to do with WW2.
@BarackOshizzle To add to this interpretation there are also mentions about war which can have something to do with WW2.
i love this song! :D
haha, i was singing this song and my papa thought they were satanic. :)
I think it's about the native American Bording schools and all of the physical and mental abuse done to the kids, just like we are finding their bodies buried now...
Native American boarding schools, also known as Indian Residential Schools, were established in the United States during the early 19th and mid 20th centuries with a primary objective of "civilizing" or assimilating Native American children and youth into Euro-American culture
"This song MIGHT be about the Catholic Child Molester Underground...like, the "just leave the kids alone," and "lost hope with faith to the cross" are little things which could be taken as messages to those sickos, but then again that's just my opinion. "
Yea, cause we all know the sex abuse scandal was back in 1994, right? Moron.
Stop being blinded by your metal trendiness. You little metal babies follow bands who preach against trends and then make their own. Anti-religious themes are getting old, get over it.
Actually, if you bothered to do a little research, you'd know that Catholic sex abuse cases surfaced in the late 80s and early 90s (http://www.religioustolerance.org/clergy_sex3.htm), and that a film released in 1992 was based on similar real-life events (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0106473/plotsummary). But I can see why you chose instead to blindly lash out at someone's comment and use a pseudo-paradox ("opposing a trend must be a trend!") as the basis of your response: because it's all so much easier when you aren't burdened with meaningful thought.
Actually, if you bothered to do a little research, you'd know that Catholic sex abuse cases surfaced in the late 80s and early 90s (http://www.religioustolerance.org/clergy_sex3.htm), and that a film released in 1992 was based on similar real-life events (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0106473/plotsummary). But I can see why you chose instead to blindly lash out at someone's comment and use a pseudo-paradox ("opposing a trend must be a trend!") as the basis of your response: because it's all so much easier when you aren't burdened with meaningful thought.