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They'll laugh as they watch us fall
The lucky don't care at all
No chance for fate
It's unnatural selection
I want the truth
I'm hungry for some unrest
I wanna push it beyond a peaceful protest
I wanna speak in a language that they'll understand
Dedication to a new age
Is this the end of destruction and rampage?
Another chance to erase and then repeat it again
Counter balance this commotion
We're not droplets in the ocean
Ocean
They'll laugh as they watch us fall
The lucky don't care at all
No chance for fate (hey, hey, hey)
It's unnatural selection
I want the truth
No religion or mind virus
Is there a hope that the facts would ever find us?
Just make sure that you are looking out for number one
And I'm hungry for some unrest
Well, let's push it beyond a peaceful protest
I wanna speak in a language that you will understand
Counter balance this commotion
We're not droplets in the ocean
Ocean
They'll laugh as they watch us crawl
The lucky don't share at all
No hope for fate (hey, hey, hey)
It's a random chance selection
I want the truth
Try to ride out the storm
Whilst they'll make you believe
They are the special ones
(We have not been chosen)
We trust
This is enough
You won't be the first
And you know that you won't be the last
Counter balance this commotion
We're not droplets in the ocean
Ocean, ocean, ocean
They'll laugh as they watch us fall
And the lucky, they don't care at all
No chance for fate (hey, hey, hey)
It's unnatural selection
I want the truth, I want the truth
And I want the truth, I want the truth
The lucky don't care at all
No chance for fate
It's unnatural selection
I want the truth
I'm hungry for some unrest
I wanna push it beyond a peaceful protest
I wanna speak in a language that they'll understand
Dedication to a new age
Is this the end of destruction and rampage?
Another chance to erase and then repeat it again
Counter balance this commotion
We're not droplets in the ocean
Ocean
They'll laugh as they watch us fall
The lucky don't care at all
No chance for fate (hey, hey, hey)
It's unnatural selection
I want the truth
No religion or mind virus
Is there a hope that the facts would ever find us?
Just make sure that you are looking out for number one
And I'm hungry for some unrest
Well, let's push it beyond a peaceful protest
I wanna speak in a language that you will understand
Counter balance this commotion
We're not droplets in the ocean
Ocean
They'll laugh as they watch us crawl
The lucky don't share at all
No hope for fate (hey, hey, hey)
It's a random chance selection
I want the truth
Try to ride out the storm
Whilst they'll make you believe
They are the special ones
(We have not been chosen)
We trust
This is enough
You won't be the first
And you know that you won't be the last
Counter balance this commotion
We're not droplets in the ocean
Ocean, ocean, ocean
They'll laugh as they watch us fall
And the lucky, they don't care at all
No chance for fate (hey, hey, hey)
It's unnatural selection
I want the truth, I want the truth
And I want the truth, I want the truth
Lyrics submitted by blinxbcr, edited by jjrex, InfectedGT
Unnatural Selection Lyrics as written by Matt Bellamy
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Resistance is really "1984" soundtrack apart from exogenesis and i belong to you. All are attached to 1984
This is something I definitely saw too. this song in particular really reminds me of 1984.<br /> the regular, everyday people need to learn to step up and take charge of what's going on. create a better world for future generations. "dedication to a new age"
This is something I definitely saw too. this song in particular really reminds me of 1984.<br /> the regular, everyday people need to learn to step up and take charge of what's going on. create a better world for future generations. "dedication to a new age"
This is something I definitely saw too. this song in particular really reminds me of 1984.<br /> the regular, everyday people need to learn to step up and take charge of what's going on. create a better world for future generations. "dedication to a new age"
I disagree about I Belong To You not being attached to 1984. As the french lyrics are from a Samson and Delilah opera. And that story is very similiar to Winston and Julia's love story in 1984. With both women Delilah and Julia sent to use their feminine charms on Samson/Winston Smith by their "superiors". Both were to find the men's weakness so that they could be annihilated.And they succeeded as the men did fall hopelessly in love with them. But, both women unexpectedly fell in love with them as well...but both Delilah & Julia were too fearful and still betrayed their lovers. I could be wrong, of course. But that's how I interpreted the lyrics. And if it's correct...it does go along with the whole 1984 theme with the adulation,love, deception & betrayal aspect.