In the end you will be laid to rest where you belong.
bathed in the flames for your hatred and your ignorance. Your the symbol of masculinity, but I can beat king kong.

I will stand up for those who suffer [x6]

I will stand up for those who have suffered, been crucified by your insecurities [x2]

You cant say what love is...when your castrated....FUCKERS!!

Hatchets castrating the fuckers! [x8]

The voice that I've been given I will use to crush bigotry and defeat intolerance. With bodies ablaze (mother fucker) Sadly no one's there to push you in the flames. So throw another stick in, and I swear with every ounce on strength I have......I WILL BURN YOU ALL ALIVE!!!! In the sticks lay your worthless bodies, screaming, keep fucking screaming.

and with your eyeballs boiling! [x3]

WHO'S THE FUCKING FAGGOT NOW??!! [x5]


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    pretty straightfoward, it's against all of the people who discriminate against homosexuals. amazing song, and amazing lyrics.

    mrooobaaon December 13, 2006   Link
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    This is an anti-homophobic song. & I love it when he growls "WHO'S THE FUCKING FAGGOT NOW?"

    On their myspace page, Zak has put this on the lyrics:

    "(I changed the lyrics up a little bit to make it completely clear that this song is and has always been an anti-homophobic song. If you're butthurt the lyrics are different I simply don't give a fuck! -Zak)"

    xKissxHerxBruisesxon September 04, 2006   Link
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    oh yeah, and the part "I will stand up for those who have suffered been crucified by your insecurities", i'm pretty sure that refers to the homosexual kid that a bunch of punks crucified and killed.

    mrooobaaon December 13, 2006   Link
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    call it a terrible song all you want, the breakdowns are amazing, the message is wonderful, and their live performance is outrageous...especially during the "who's the fuckin' fagggot now?" part.

    truly insane

    ryanhamletton December 14, 2006   Link
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    AMAZINGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG

    KillerCerealxon December 15, 2006   Link
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    Heres a few corrections....the lyrics are actually up on their page at myspace.com/elysia

    (Forty thousand people die everyday.......)

    In the end you will be laid to rest where you belong. bathed in the flames for your hatred and your ignorance. Your the symbol of masculinity, but I can beat king kong.

    I will stand up for those who suffer [x6]

    I will stand up for those who have suffered, been crucified by your insecurities [x2]

    You cant say what love is...when your castrated....FUCKERS!!

    Hatchets castrating the fuckers! [x8]

    The voice that I've been given I will use to crush bigotry and defeat intolerance. With bodies ablaze (mother fucker) Sadly no one's there to push you in the flames. So throw another stick in, and I swear with every ounce on strength I have......I WILL BURN YOU ALL ALIVE!!!! In the sticks lay your worthless bodies, screaming, keep fucking screaming.

    and with your eyeballs boiling! [x3]

    WHO'S THE FUCKING FAGGOT NOW??!! [x5]

    jawmezeodon January 02, 2007   Link
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    Oh god. Breakdown-gasm.

    BludgeonedExistenceon January 26, 2007   Link
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    I agree with ryanhamlett these breakdowns are effing amazing. love this song

    GrindcorexSaruhon February 08, 2007   Link
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    Mutherfuck yeah, brutal as song fuck homophobes

    xMandoForgottenxon March 21, 2007   Link
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    I hate how they added lyrics to this song on masochist

    Washington56on April 07, 2007   Link

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