Death becomes clearer through bloodshot eyes
As death from old age becomes nearer
Why can't the livestock be free
When trading soldiers for steak

Learn to evolve with the new transition
To act upon a hypocritical vision

Discard the old
And in with the new
Discard the old
In with the fashion

Learn to evolve with the new transition
To act upon a hypocritical vision
Learn to evolve
Learn to
Learn to evolve

Who is the bad guy for iron require mince?
These are the facts so eat what you murder
This is animal liberation
Eight billion killed for human pleasure

Bring on the ape farm
Demolish the monkeys
Drink up, drink up
Look down on junkies
A new hypocritical look and ambition
The time has come to make the decision, you

Drink up, Drink up
Look down
I'll hold it back
I'll hold it back
Oh!

Discard the old in with the fashion

Death becomes clearer through bloodshot eyes
Oh, death becomes clearer through bloodshot eyes


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    this song live from melbourne 1999 is the best live footage of daniel ever, he gets so emotionally into the song.

    boydo_2on August 13, 2008   Link
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    Daniels song about his beliefs as a vegan. He's having ago at people who kill animals for meat.

    Achilles_Libertineon March 09, 2002   Link
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    this song rocks! its such a good way to get his point across without being preachy or whatever.

    linkin_parkon May 27, 2002   Link
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    i love it..it was what inspired me into looking into what happens before the animal reach my plate..i didn't like what i learned and i no longer eat meat thanks to daniel =) i love him more and more each day =)

    RubberDuckieYAYon May 28, 2002   Link
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    This is a great pro-vegan song. I wish more people would wake up and become vegeterians too...It's nice seeing a guy singer writing a song about it and not care what others may think!

    MJK_Is_GODon May 30, 2002   Link
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    I'd first like to thank RubberDuckieYAY for telling me about this song. It's awesome. I love it when people use there influence on society to do something with it rather than just sing about shitty unimportant things. I agree with MJK Is God that it is really great that guy singers are singing about this and not caring about what people think... its great to see them stand up for their beliefs

    gone_punk_13on June 08, 2002   Link
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    yay! u thanked me here too! i feel inmportant! i'm glad u liked the song...did u take the time to check out any of their out songs?

    RubberDuckieYAYon June 09, 2002   Link
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    Thats not true... Could you honestly look into the face of a dying animal and say that it feels nothing. Could you kick a dog and truthfully say that it doesn't feel the pain... thats its brain doesn't understand that it was just hurt for no reason? I doubt that you could... no human is truly that insensitive... and if you are, you need serious therapy. And yeah... I did get to look at some of there other songs, I have a couple of Silverchairs c.d's... I have to admit that I do like some of there old stuff better... I hated that 'New Millenium' song... but some of the songs that I downloaded were awesome, I can understand why you would love them so much.

    gone_punk_13on June 11, 2002   Link
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    There's a difference between kicking a dog for no reason, and slaughtering a cow for food...I'm a total darwinist when it comes to food...if it's not as evolved as us, and is lower down on the food chain, and not closly related to us (monkeys, I would be against eating them), I say eat it...most of these creatures have brains the size of walnuts for gods sake

    i_love_lianaon June 14, 2002   Link
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    hmm... i respect your opinion of course, but i have to question how you can really draw the line between which animals it's ok to eat, and which animals are "too evolved" to be used for food. in some countries, cows are considered sacred beings and dogs are used as meat. so are they "wrong"?! anyway, i love this song, daniel's lyrics are so great and silverchair kicks ass!!!!!

    zephon July 08, 2002   Link

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