There's no need to be thinking for yourself or at all.
The overrated are locked inside of man, the weak and small.
The universe is stalled, but your standards still stand tall.
The digression of the civilized, preparing for the fall... THE FALL!

Expanding the boundaries of only one side.
Seeking the real and exposing their pride.
If no one's around to fear what they say... All power to slaves.
We're freed from the inferior shell, there was no way to tell.
A sacred new beginning when their feeble kingdom fell...THEY FELL!

Expanding boundaries of only one side. Seeking the real and exposing their pride.
If no one's around to fear what they say... All power to slaves.
We firmly established the dull and behaved.
Now no one's around to fear what they say... All power to slaves.


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    To me, this song is basically about people who want to be different but can't because of uptight and conformist society. And the song's message is essentially 'keep fighting for your beliefs and one day conformist soceity will fall'. That's my two cents.

    JBValoon July 20, 2005   Link
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    this song is about if u hate something, tell someone. dont put up with it this song is also dedicated to the cky alliance

    Ckyrockson August 02, 2005   Link
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    Bitchin' solo....

    Buckethead_ruleson August 11, 2005   Link
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    ^ yeah i agree. awesome song. 'nuff said.

    emoscreamoon September 09, 2005   Link

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