Drones since the dawn of time
Compelled to live your sheltered lives
Not once has anyone ever seen
Such a rise of pure hypocrisy
I'll instigate I'll free your mind
I'll show you what I've known all this time

God hates us all, God hates us all
You know it's true God hates this place
You know it's true he hates this race

Homicide-suicide
Hate heals, you should try it sometime
Strive for peace with acts of war
The beauty of death we all adore
I have no faith distracting me
I know why your prayers will never be answered

God hates us all, God hates us all
God hates us all, God hates us all
Yeah, he fuckin' hates me

Pessimist, terrorist targeting the next mark
Global chaos feeding on hysteria
Cut throat, slit your wrist, shoot you in the back fair game
Drug abuse, self abuse searching for the next high
Sounds a lot like hell is spreading all the time
I'm waiting for the day the whole world fucking dies

I never said I wanted to be God's disciple
I'll never be the one to blindly follow

Man made virus infecting the world
Self-destruct human time bomb
What if there is no God would you think the fuckin' same
Wasting your life in a leap of blind faith
Wake the fuck up can't ignore what I say
I got my own philosophy

I hate everyone equally
You can't tear that out of me
No segregation separation
Just me in my world of enemies

I never said I wanted to be God's disciple
I'll never be the one to blindly follow
I'll never be the one to bear the cross-disciple

I reject this fuckin' race
I despise this fuckin' place

I reject this fuckin' race
I despise this fuckin' place

I reject this fuckin' race
I despise this fuckin' place

I reject this fuckin' race
I despise this fuckin' place


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Disciple Lyrics as written by Kerry King Jeffery John Hanneman

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    Eric Clapton doesn't hate us all. Haha. Great song, my personal favorite by Slayer. Its just perfect in all ways. The drums, vocals, lyrics, and of the Guitar solo. I don't pay much attention to bass. I have this real pious "friend" and when he gets on my nerves, I just blast this song. Same reaction every time, "God doesn't hate us, He loves all." Then I laugh and leave. I really rambled on there. Slayer for Ever!

    One more thing, what does "race" mean in this context. I think human race but it could also have to do with Heaven

    DanStranger51on July 16, 2010   Link

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