First of all, the name of the track is "Extreme Aggression". No 's' at the end.
Second, there's two lines missing from the second verse, but I can't make out exactly what Mille is saying, nor can I find them on any other lyrics site. Also, the chorus changes slightly each time it is repeated.
I think this whole album is one very relevant piece of music for the entire generation. It's funny that, even though I was barely born when it came out, a lot of the stuff Mille sings about actually bears meaning for today's young people as well. You can feel it.
Anyway, this song is obviously about a tormented soul who has been driven to extreme aggression. He/she knows nothing other than violence, constantly thinking and fantasising about it. Inside, he is deeply troubled and questions his sanity. He understands that it was society that made him this way (brought him to his knees), and he realises that he is helpless to stop himself. He then wishes his own death, but vows to take his revenge on those who played with his emotions and turned him into what he is.
What I can't understand is "Pushed up by white lines". Kinda sounds like cocaine, but I'm not sure.
First of all, the name of the track is "Extreme Aggression". No 's' at the end. Second, there's two lines missing from the second verse, but I can't make out exactly what Mille is saying, nor can I find them on any other lyrics site. Also, the chorus changes slightly each time it is repeated.
I think this whole album is one very relevant piece of music for the entire generation. It's funny that, even though I was barely born when it came out, a lot of the stuff Mille sings about actually bears meaning for today's young people as well. You can feel it.
Anyway, this song is obviously about a tormented soul who has been driven to extreme aggression. He/she knows nothing other than violence, constantly thinking and fantasising about it. Inside, he is deeply troubled and questions his sanity. He understands that it was society that made him this way (brought him to his knees), and he realises that he is helpless to stop himself. He then wishes his own death, but vows to take his revenge on those who played with his emotions and turned him into what he is.
What I can't understand is "Pushed up by white lines". Kinda sounds like cocaine, but I'm not sure.