We’ve updated our Terms of Use to reflect our new entity name and address. You can review the changes here.
We’ve updated our Terms of Use. You can review the changes here.

Unnecessary Cruelty ( To The Ones Who Are Weaker)

from Rebels of the Dead World by DEADNATION

/

about

This is about how the bigger are always killing the smaller and the weaker for food. This is part of the game and was intentionally created this way by an evil, higher power.

lyrics

UNNECESSARY CRUELTY
(TO THE ONES WHO ARE WEAKER)

(CHORUS)
‘CUZ IT’S –UNNECESSARY CRUELTY TO THE ONES WHO ARE WEAKER
UNNECESSARY CRUELTY TO THE ONES WHO ARE WEAKER
UNNECESSARY CRUELTY TO THE ONES WHO ARE WEAKER
UNNECESSARY CRUELTY TO THE ONES WHO ARE WEAKER
TO THE ONES WHO ARE WEAKER

(1)
FIRST CAME THE REPTILE RACE- THE EVIL WERE STRONG AND
SO THEY FEAST UPON THE WEAK
THEY RIP AT THEIR FLESH AND DEVOUR WHILE THEY SCREAM
AND AS YOU CAN SEE THE GOOD DIE MISERABLY
THE GOOD DIE MISERABLY

(CHORUS)

(2)
NEXT CAME- THE HUMAN RACE- THE MURDERERS THE RAPISTS
THE JUNKIES & THEIVES
THE BACKSTABBING HYPOCRITS SELFISH & RICH
THE HOOKERS AND THE WHORES AND THE SHE-MALE BITCH
THE SHE-MALE BITCHES- THAT IS

(CHORUS)

(3)
THE BIGGER ALWAYS KILLING THE SMALLER AND THE WEAKER
IT’S FEAR AND MAYHEM FOR ALL GOD’S CREATURES
TEARING EACHOTHER’S FLESH LIMB FROM LIMB
IN A BULLSHIT WORLD OF IGNORANT BLISS
MOTHERFUCKIN’ IGNORANT BLISS- AND SHAME ON YOU ALL

(CHORUS)

(4)
GOD’S WORLD IS A CYCLE OF VIOLENCE
INVISIBLE TO THE EYE THE COWARD HIDES
RAPING AND KILLING AND BRUTALLY TORTURING
THE ONE’S HE CREATED- THE UNCHOSEN NATION
THE DEAD FUCKING NATION- CAN YOU DIG IT?

(CHORUS 2X)

credits

from Rebels of the Dead World, track released April 8, 2013

license

all rights reserved

tags

about

DEADNATION image

DEADNATION

From Woodstock, DEADNATION is Industrial written and recorded by JB Nation. 2000-Present.

contact / help

Contact DEADNATION

Streaming and
Download help

Report this track or account

If you like DEADNATION, you may also like:

Bandcamp Daily  your guide to the world of Bandcamp

On Bandcamp Radio

Saxophonist Isaiah Collier chats about his new LP and the influence of Pharoah Sanders.
listen now