Now that everybody's here
Could we please have your attention?
There is nothing left to fear
Not now that Bigfoot is captured
But are the children really right alright alright?
But are the children really right alright alright?
But are the children all alright?

There is danger in the night
There are things we can't control but
Will we give ourselves a fright
When we become less than human?
There are people who say why, oh why, oh why?
Now there are other ways to die, oh why, oh why
Oh why, oh why?

But upon this tidal wave
Oh god oh god
But upon this tidal wave
Oh god oh god, of
Young blood
Young blood
Young blood
Young blood
Young blood
Young blood
Young blood
Young blood

We are men who stay alive
Who send your children away now
We are calling from a tower
Expressing what must be everyone's opinion
"They are going out to bars
And they are getting into cars
I have seen them with my own eyes."
"America please help them!"

And they are
Child stars [Repear: x30]
With their sex, and their drugs
And their rock and rock and rock and rock and roll
Hey!


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    This song is about the Bush adminstration sending people (young blood) off to war... even though nobody agrees with it... those powers in their tower, making decisions (expressing what must be everyone's opinion), even though they're out of touch with reality... I think the "child stars" ending taps into how young those who are fighting are... in contrast with the old in charge... excellent song, well-written, catchy as all hell, fun...

    smallwonderroboton March 27, 2006   Link

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