I look around and all I see is evil
Walking dead disguised as real people
It's kill or be killed 'cause life is not forever
It comes apart and then it falls together

I am what you made me
'Til death do I part

It's the world I've grown to know
Unforgiving and so cold
Take it away
Take it away
I don't want it

It's a life I'm forced to live
I've got nothing more to give
Take it away
Take it away
I don't want it anymore

We're generation dead
We're dead

You see yourself as such a fucking shepherd
But you drift the blind and then you curse the leper
Do you really want my true opinion?
You've taken more than you've ever given

You are what you are
Until death do you part

It's the world I've grown to know
Unforgiving and so cold
Take it away
Take it away
I don't want it

It's a life I'm forced to live
I've got nothing more to give
Take it away
Take it away
I don't want it anymore

Generation dead

It's the world I've grown to know
Unforgiving and so cold
Take it away
Take it away
I don't want it

It's a life I'm forced to live
I've got nothing more to give
Take it away
Take it away
I don't want it anymore

It's the world I've grown to know
Unforgiving and so cold
Take it away
Take it away
I don't want it

It's a life I'm forced to live
I've got nothing more to give
Take it away
Take it away
I don't want it anymore

We're generation dead
We're dead


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Generation Dead Lyrics as written by Jeremy Spencer Ivan Moody

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    Sounds like this song is about how the world is pretty much falling apart right before our eyes. The world is turning to shit and life just isn't the same. This generation could easily be one of the last, if not the very last.

    Codaman2x4on November 22, 2011   Link
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    My Interpretation

    I think he is trying to say that the world now is declining in morals and becoming harsh and people are not working but just taking "Do you really want my true opinion? You've taken more than you've ever given"

    Kumba1on December 06, 2012   Link

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