---LYRICS---
America Fuck Off!!!
We don't your TV
We don't your business
Fuck all american dreams
We are not indians
America Fuck Off!!!
We don't your business
We don't your politics
Your skyscrapers are dead
We don't need tour freedom
America Fuck Off!!!
Leave us!!!
We wanna be ourselves!!!
I don't believe in god!!!
America Fuck Off!!!
We don't your business
We don't your politics
Your skyscrapers are dead
We don't need tour freedom
America Fuck Off!!!
We don't your TV
We don't your business
Fuck all american dreams
We are not indians
America Fuck Off!!!
Leave us!!!
We wanna be ourselves!!!
I don't believe in god!!!
......................................
Plain ans simple......sing along!
America Fuck Off!!!
We don't your TV
We don't your business
Fuck all american dreams
We are not indians
America Fuck Off!!!
We don't your business
We don't your politics
Your skyscrapers are dead
We don't need tour freedom
America Fuck Off!!!
Leave us!!!
We wanna be ourselves!!!
I don't believe in god!!!
America Fuck Off!!!
We don't your business
We don't your politics
Your skyscrapers are dead
We don't need tour freedom
America Fuck Off!!!
We don't your TV
We don't your business
Fuck all american dreams
We are not indians
America Fuck Off!!!
Leave us!!!
We wanna be ourselves!!!
I don't believe in god!!!
......................................
Plain ans simple......sing along!
| i don't get it |
this makes slightly more sense than bush's politics, I don't know if you were going for it, but the music has too much noise
Hmmm... I don't know what (or if anything) to say. But...
You haven't taken into account the fact that you are on an American site telling the hosts to fuck off. However, I don't think that was your point.
I don't see the point in offending any Americans just because they are from the USA, but I hope noone will get offended since it's the politicians that you were aiming at.
There is to much techno influence in it for me, but the recording is nicely done - can u please tell me what was your contribution to it? Did you compose it / play some instruments / anything else?
And work on the lyrics because they don't make much sense - you are missing words in them (verbs).
Good luck to you.
PS> Love is the answer...
You haven't taken into account the fact that you are on an American site telling the hosts to fuck off. However, I don't think that was your point.
I don't see the point in offending any Americans just because they are from the USA, but I hope noone will get offended since it's the politicians that you were aiming at.
There is to much techno influence in it for me, but the recording is nicely done - can u please tell me what was your contribution to it? Did you compose it / play some instruments / anything else?
And work on the lyrics because they don't make much sense - you are missing words in them (verbs).
Good luck to you.
PS> Love is the answer...
Someone needs a hug...
I can't believe I'm even wasting my time, but...
Lyrically - the lines start with "we" (plural) a majority of the time. I am going to assume that "we" represents "all citizens of a nation other than America" because there is not much mystery in the context.
However, there is a line that starts with "I" (singular) which I will assume represents "the author" because there is not much mystery in the context.
Therefore, according to the text, "the author" does not believe in God. She goes out of her way to point this out (as it is repeated). Fine.
This sudden switch to the singular noun, to me, emphasizes the point that the author's perspective differs from that of the culture as a whole. Fine.
The irony lies in the fact that, despite this difference, the author feels that it is acceptable to entitle a song in a way which groups an entire culture (America) under the lump sum of her target (America's president).
I find this irony hypocritical. Of course, the previously-mentioned lack of verbs makes me find the analysis laughable.
In short, and in the spirit of this song, "I don't your song"
Lyrically - the lines start with "we" (plural) a majority of the time. I am going to assume that "we" represents "all citizens of a nation other than America" because there is not much mystery in the context.
However, there is a line that starts with "I" (singular) which I will assume represents "the author" because there is not much mystery in the context.
Therefore, according to the text, "the author" does not believe in God. She goes out of her way to point this out (as it is repeated). Fine.
This sudden switch to the singular noun, to me, emphasizes the point that the author's perspective differs from that of the culture as a whole. Fine.
The irony lies in the fact that, despite this difference, the author feels that it is acceptable to entitle a song in a way which groups an entire culture (America) under the lump sum of her target (America's president).
I find this irony hypocritical. Of course, the previously-mentioned lack of verbs makes me find the analysis laughable.
In short, and in the spirit of this song, "I don't your song"
OK, I'm not from the States - I don't live there, I wasn't born there; even so, I found the title and (therefore) chorus line unnecessarily offensive.
That said, I'll almost contradict myself now - part of the reason for the thrash metal energetic techno noise, is to protest very loudly about thing that you don't like. It's an expression of mood, and both the words and music are used for effect to stir a certain emotion in the listener. Have you achieved that - you bet you have!!! Just look at the replies you got from buzz and yeahigotadayjob.
This is not a style I enjoy listening to, but I can appreciate that this is still a good song for its genre. It's recorded very well, it's got tons of energy, the instrument balance is very good, and it's a well constructed song.
That said, I'll almost contradict myself now - part of the reason for the thrash metal energetic techno noise, is to protest very loudly about thing that you don't like. It's an expression of mood, and both the words and music are used for effect to stir a certain emotion in the listener. Have you achieved that - you bet you have!!! Just look at the replies you got from buzz and yeahigotadayjob.
This is not a style I enjoy listening to, but I can appreciate that this is still a good song for its genre. It's recorded very well, it's got tons of energy, the instrument balance is very good, and it's a well constructed song.
| LOL |
Huh...I was expecting this kind of reaction 
...
I agree with you...I totally screwed up the lyrics. I was writing them in a hurry...so look what happened
....
By this song we did not want to offend any American...it's all about politics...about US policing whole globe...if anyone feels offended...well...that's your problem...
To JBP: In a band I make rhythm tracks, synths and FX...and I played a guitar for the record.
...I agree with you...I totally screwed up the lyrics. I was writing them in a hurry...so look what happened
....By this song we did not want to offend any American...it's all about politics...about US policing whole globe...if anyone feels offended...well...that's your problem...
To JBP: In a band I make rhythm tracks, synths and FX...and I played a guitar for the record.
Sorry, you do not have access to post...
Wanna post? Join Today!