We The People
Mudvayne
Mudvayne
MUDVAYNE
- We The People LyricsI thought we the people had a brain
I thought we the people had a say
Coulda sworn a read it somewhere
Might of seen it on a bumper sticker
I thought we the people had a right
I guess we the people were wrong
We the people always are
Lets go elect another God
The laws they make
I dont give a damn anyway
Rules are made to break to bend to beat to buy
The American dream
Or a bag of magic beans
You can find it on the TV
Whatever you need
Send me your tired, your poor and broken
Send me your life so I can break you
We the people can have a plan
We the people can make a stand
Coulda sworn I read it somewhere
Might've seen it in the funny papers
Your money's made to take
To cheat to steal to rob
I can sell you a dream
Fat's bustin' at the seams
You can get it on the TV
Whatever you need
Send me your tired, your poor and broken
Send me your life so I can break you
Give me your trust, your faith and wishes
Give me your life so I can own you
Control you
Own Buy Sell Out
Own Buy Sell Out
Everyday there's something new to try
Everyday there's something new to buy
Everyday there's a new American Dream
Goin' broke in the Land of Opportunity
Send me your tired, your poor and broken
Send me your life so I can break you
Give me your trust, your faith and wishes
Give me your life so I can own you
I thought we the people had a say
Coulda sworn a read it somewhere
Might of seen it on a bumper sticker
I thought we the people had a right
I guess we the people were wrong
We the people always are
Lets go elect another God
The laws they make
I dont give a damn anyway
Rules are made to break to bend to beat to buy
The American dream
Or a bag of magic beans
You can find it on the TV
Whatever you need
Send me your tired, your poor and broken
Send me your life so I can break you
We the people can have a plan
We the people can make a stand
Coulda sworn I read it somewhere
Might've seen it in the funny papers
Your money's made to take
I can sell you a dream
Fat's bustin' at the seams
You can get it on the TV
Whatever you need
Send me your tired, your poor and broken
Send me your life so I can break you
Give me your trust, your faith and wishes
Give me your life so I can own you
Control you
Own Buy Sell Out
Own Buy Sell Out
Everyday there's something new to try
Everyday there's something new to buy
Everyday there's a new American Dream
Goin' broke in the Land of Opportunity
Send me your tired, your poor and broken
Send me your life so I can break you
Give me your trust, your faith and wishes
Give me your life so I can own you
Facts about We The People
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We The People is written by Greg Tribbett, Chad L. Gray, Matthew James Mcdonough, Ryan Daniel Martinie.
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It is first released on November 18, 2008 as part of Mudvayne's album "The New Game" which includes 21 tracks in total. This song is the 10th track on this album.
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When we think about what all of this might truly mean, the track 'We The People' from Mudvayne music condemns the system of politics and the way people live in the United States, and it also very well conveys the disillusionment and the feeling of betrayal towards the government and the American dream. The lyric texts reveal the concept of the people being manipulated, controlled, and exploited by the authority and moreover, the metaphors 'Send me your tired, your poor and broken' are used to depict the way a person becomes the object of exploitation and is gradually stripped of his right to self-determination. We the people lyrics are full of social commentary, reflection, and anger, and even despair. Nevertheless, the song still points out the need for disillusionment with democracy, critique of the American dream, and highlighting of exploitation and control. The words of the songs are very critical to society, thus, they might not be appropriate for the under-13 group. There are some references to manipulation and control, and also the use of some strong language that might be regarded as inappropriate for the younger audience could be found in the lyrics.
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We The People falls under the genre Heavy Metal.
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We The People song length is 3 minutes and 07 seconds.
Who wrote We The People lyrics?
We The People is written by Greg Tribbett, Chad L. Gray, Matthew James Mcdonough, Ryan Daniel Martinie.
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When was We The People released?
It is first released on November 18, 2008 as part of Mudvayne's album "The New Game" which includes 21 tracks in total. This song is the 10th track on this album.
✔️
What is the meaning behind We The People lyrics?
When we think about what all of this might truly mean, the track 'We The People' from Mudvayne music condemns the system of politics and the way people live in the United States, and it also very well conveys the disillusionment and the feeling of betrayal towards the government and the American dream. The lyric texts reveal the concept of the people being manipulated, controlled, and exploited by the authority and moreover, the metaphors 'Send me your tired, your poor and broken' are used to depict the way a person becomes the object of exploitation and is gradually stripped of his right to self-determination. We the people lyrics are full of social commentary, reflection, and anger, and even despair. Nevertheless, the song still points out the need for disillusionment with democracy, critique of the American dream, and highlighting of exploitation and control. The words of the songs are very critical to society, thus, they might not be appropriate for the under-13 group. There are some references to manipulation and control, and also the use of some strong language that might be regarded as inappropriate for the younger audience could be found in the lyrics.
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Which genre is We The People?
We The People falls under the genre Heavy Metal.
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How long is the song We The People?
We The People song length is 3 minutes and 07 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Greg Tribbett, Chad L. Gray, Matthew James Mcdonough, Ryan Daniel Martinie
Record Label(s): 2008 SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT
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