Blame it on what you've been through
Blame it on what you're into
Blame it on your religions
Blame it on your Politicians

We've been blowing up
we're the issue
it's our condition

We've been blowing up
we're the issue
Our detonation

we've been blowing up
we're the issue
we're ammunition
we're ammunition
we're ammunition
we are the fuse and ammunition

I have no generation
show me my motivation
One world one desperation
one hope and one salvation.

Look what a mess we've made of love
Look what a mess we've made
we've got ourselves to blame
Look what a bomb we've made of love


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    I think this song means that the youth of today is ammunition for the arguments of people of authority. I mean, when we do somthing bad, (weapons in schools, drug usage statistics, etc etc) it just gives those who want to censor us and control us more ammunition legally. They have a reason to enforce stupid Zero-Tolerance laws and allow metal detector checkpoints in schools and things like that just because they have the statistics to prove that we need them. I think what he's saying here is that we can either blame it on other forces, or we can take on the responsibility of not doing the stupid shit that gives these people power (after all, thats what most of them really want). just my opinion, take it if u like it.

    PyroPenguinon April 28, 2005   Link

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