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Killing the right - I don't wanna be a stolen boy

Show me the days of lying in the sun
Of stolen memories
I struggle to retain one
Seems like a phase that only just begun
A secret that was told
A reason now to run

Well the speakers start screaming - whoa
For the neighbourhood's dreaming - whoa
'Cos there is no meaning - whoa
It's not right it's a fucking outcry

Killing the right - I don't wanna be a stolen boy

It's a mistake no reason why
How did we fade from black to white

Taken away from lying in the sun
The signal's interrupted - corrupted
Are we all the same, are we all to blame
Happiness a tease, misery cemented

Well the speakers start screaming - whoa
For the neighbourhood's dreaming - whoa
'Cos there is no meaning - whoa
It's not right it's a fucking outcry

Chorus

Taxi, get me out of here
The voices tell me to be on my way
To turn and forget it for another day
But I don't want to listen to the voices any more

Chorus
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Cover art for Killing The Right lyrics by Living End, The

its about the stolen generation-

Cover art for Killing The Right lyrics by Living End, The

yeah definitly about the stolen generation, im surprised no1 has commented on it. awesome song. Chris Cheney is a legendary guitarist and an awesome songwriter, i agree completely with what his saying, for all u non australians its about the government in Australia in the 1930's and how they tried to eliminate the darker coloured aboriginals from Australia. i think they made them have relations with only white people. or half coloured aboriginals. THE AUSSIE GOVERNMENT WERE FUCKERS IN THE 30'S AND THEY STILL ARE.

Cover art for Killing The Right lyrics by Living End, The

i had no idea it was about the stolen generation, but i s'pose it is actually. now that i think about it, it makes sense. but i have always thought it was just about society in general trying to make everyone the same, everyone "right" and how this guy is rebelling against them. how his childhood was stolen from him. how he has to run away from everyone else. the last verse confuses me anyway i look at it. the voices especially. maybe the voices the right that is imprinted into his mind, and how he is still trying to fight the right, even though he is away from it. either way. i love the intro

its not right, its a fucking outcry

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Cover art for Killing The Right lyrics by Living End, The

This song is definitely about the stolen generation.

In reference to "voices" it could be a number of things. I think the most obvious is that the person is going somewhere, possibly a demonstration for aboriginal rights in this context, and his upbringing as one of the stolen generation is conflicting with his sense of what he should be doing.

at any rate, it's speculation. an amazingly well done song.

 
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