Green Day are back with new album 21st Century Breakdown. Produced by Butch Vig the March of the Dog Lyrics hint at Pink Floy's Dogs of War but the song's lyrics really reflect an a concern with religtion:
"“I want to know who’s allowed to breed/All the dogs who never learned to read/Missionaries, politicians/And the cops of a new religion.”
According to Rolling Stone magazine It’s a biting indictment of contemporary religion that starts intense and never lets up, even for a marching-drum bridge."
Hard and fast from start to finish, this spiky four-and-a-half-minute tune finds Armstrong ranting, "I threw my conscience in the river in the shadow of doubt," referencing the famous Biblical passage, Psalm 23:4, which reads, "I will walk through the valley of the shadow of death... I will fear no evil."
We want the lyrics for the new song!! :D
ReplyDeletecan i ask how did you guys hear the song already and whether its available to download yet.
ReplyDeletethe lyrics at the beginning are:
ReplyDeleteRaise Your Hand If You'll testify!
Your Confession will be crucified
.................................
Like A Dog That's Been Sodimized Hey!
According to the official lyrics at greenday.com, march of the dogs has been dropped from the album line up.
ReplyDeleteIts still on the CD. Its now called East Jesus Nowhere.... I still think March Of The Dogs sounds better!
ReplyDeleteYou forgot one sentence, it's:
ReplyDeletethe lyrics at the beginning are:
Raise Your Hand If You'll testify!
Your Confession will be crucified
you're a sacrificial suicide
Like A Dog That's Been Sodimized Hey!
I I also think that March Of The Dogs sounds better than East Jesus Nowhere ;-)
isnt this song EAST JESUS NOWERE??? im probly wrong but arnt those words in the song
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