Youth Of America
Birdbrain
Birdbrain
BIRDBRAIN
- Youth Of America LyricsSay a prayer for the youth of America
God bless our youth of America
And I can't stand this anymore
All the dead kids lying on your door
And you don't hear a word they're telling ya
You're all dead
You're all dead
You've been wasted
Don't believe a thing they're selling ya
They've got a carrot on a stick in front of ya
Take it back from the holy cows
You know they can't even use it now
And it was yoursIn the first place anyway
You're all dead
You're all dead
You've been wasted
You're all dead
You're all dead
Wasted!
Say a prayer for the youth of America
Say a prayer for the youth of America
Say a prayer for the youth of America
Say a prayer for the youth of America
God bless our youth of America
And I can't stand this anymore
All the dead kids lying on your door
And you don't hear a word they're telling ya
You're all dead
You're all dead
You've been wasted
Don't believe a thing they're selling ya
They've got a carrot on a stick in front of ya
Take it back from the holy cows
And it was yoursIn the first place anyway
You're all dead
You're all dead
You've been wasted
You're all dead
You're all dead
Wasted!
Say a prayer for the youth of America
Say a prayer for the youth of America
Say a prayer for the youth of America
Say a prayer for the youth of America
Facts about Youth Of America
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Youth Of America is written by Joseph Amicangelo.
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It is first released in 1997 as part of Birdbrain's album "Let's Be Nice" which includes 13 tracks in total. This song is the opening track on this album.
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When we look at what the artist truly meant to say, Birdbrain’s Youth of America is a moving criticism of the society's neglect and the accompanying systemic failures of the American youth, at the same time imploring the listeners to pray for their future while shedding light on the metaphorical 'death' of their potential and the lost chances. The lyrics of Youth of America mainly focus on social commentary, angst, anger, despair, and reflection. Besides this, the song signals the youth's importance in crisis, disillusionment with authority, and waste and loss. The lyrics are rife with powerful themes and language that could be a concern to younger listeners, particularly because of the death, social issues, and hopelessness references. These factors imply that parental guidance may be needed for children below 13.
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Youth Of America falls under the genre Alternative.
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Youth Of America song length is 3 minutes and 03 seconds.
Who wrote Youth Of America lyrics?
Youth Of America is written by Joseph Amicangelo.
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When was Youth Of America released?
It is first released in 1997 as part of Birdbrain's album "Let's Be Nice" which includes 13 tracks in total. This song is the opening track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Youth Of America lyrics?
When we look at what the artist truly meant to say, Birdbrain’s Youth of America is a moving criticism of the society's neglect and the accompanying systemic failures of the American youth, at the same time imploring the listeners to pray for their future while shedding light on the metaphorical 'death' of their potential and the lost chances. The lyrics of Youth of America mainly focus on social commentary, angst, anger, despair, and reflection. Besides this, the song signals the youth's importance in crisis, disillusionment with authority, and waste and loss. The lyrics are rife with powerful themes and language that could be a concern to younger listeners, particularly because of the death, social issues, and hopelessness references. These factors imply that parental guidance may be needed for children below 13.
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Which genre is Youth Of America?
Youth Of America falls under the genre Alternative.
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How long is the song Youth Of America?
Youth Of America song length is 3 minutes and 03 seconds.
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these lyrics are last corrected by N.C. on October 3, 2016
Songwriter(s): Joseph Amicangelo
Record Label(s): 1997 The Orchard
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