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Top 10 Eminem Songs

Eminem, whose real name is Marshall Bruce Mathers III, is a highly influential and acclaimed American rapper, songwriter, and record producer. He is one of the most successful and well-known artists in the history of hip-hop and popular music. Eminem is known for his complex and often controversial lyrics, as well as his rapid and skilful delivery. 

Now I loved Eminem best in his slim shady era, but he has extraordinary talents that transcend time and genres. Here's my 10 fave Eminem songs.

Rap God

The song showcases Eminem's rapid-fire lyrical delivery and intricate wordplay, cementing his reputation as one of the greatest and fastest lyricists in the rap genre. "Rap God" gained immense popularity and was particularly celebrated for its third verse, where Eminem delivers an impressive string of complex rhymes and flows at an astonishing speed. The song also touches on various themes, including his career, his impact on the rap industry, and his own influences. The title "Rap God" reflects Eminem's status as a rap icon and his influence on the genre. The song has been recognized for its technical prowess and is often cited as one of Eminem's greatest achievements in terms of his lyrical and rapping skills.

Crack A Bottle

It's known for its catchy melody and playful, humorous lyrics. In "Crack a Bottle," the three artists celebrate their success in the music industry and their ability to captivate an audience. The song's title, "Crack a Bottle," is often used as a metaphor for opening a bottle of alcohol to celebrate and have a good time. The song was a commercial success and topped the Billboard Hot 100 chart in the United States. "Crack a Bottle" is recognized for its upbeat and infectious sound, and it's a notable collaboration between Eminem, Dr. Dre, and 50 Cent, three significant figures in the world of hip-hop.

Just Lose It

Eminem playfully mocks various celebrities, including Michael Jackson and Madonna. The song encourages listeners to let loose, dance, and have a good time. It features a catchy beat and humorous wordplay. The song was a commercial success and received attention for its playful and satirical content. The accompanying music video includes Eminem impersonating various celebrities, contributing to the overall humorous and light-hearted tone of the song. "Just Lose It" is often cited as one of Eminem's more playful and comedic tracks.

Guilty Conscious

The song is known for its storytelling style and its use of two different perspectives to present a moral dilemma. In "Guilty Conscience," Eminem and Dr. Dre assume the roles of the devil and the angel on a person's shoulders, respectively. They offer conflicting advice to a man in various questionable situations, such as infidelity and violence. The song explores themes of moral choices and the consequences of one's actions. "Guilty Conscience" is often praised for its creative and thought-provoking storytelling, and it showcases Eminem's early lyrical prowess. The song's format, with conflicting voices representing good and evil, adds a unique and engaging element to its narrative. It remains a notable track in Eminem's discography.

Sing For The Moment

Eminem discusses the power of music, the impact of his own music on listeners, and the role of artists in addressing social and political concerns. The song touches on themes of censorship, the influence of media, and the responsibilities of artists. Eminem's lyrics in "Sing for the Moment" reflect his personal experiences and struggles, making it a deeply personal and introspective track. The song's use of the Aerosmith sample adds a melodic and emotional dimension to the song. It has been praised for its depth and social commentary, making it one of Eminem's significant works.

The Real Slim Shady

The song is one of Eminem's most iconic and well-known tracks and is known for its humorous and satirical lyrics. In "The Real Slim Shady," Eminem playfully takes on various personas and engages in self-deprecating humour, as well as poking fun at celebrities and pop culture figures. The song's catchy chorus and upbeat production contributed to its popularity. The song received critical acclaim and was a commercial success. It won a Grammy Award for Best Rap Solo Performance. "The Real Slim Shady" is celebrated for its humorous and clever wordplay and is often cited as one of Eminem's signature tracks.

My Name Is

Eminem uses humour and wordplay to introduce himself and his alter ego, Slim Shady. The song pokes fun at various aspects of pop culture and includes references to celebrities, as well as Eminem's own experiences and struggles. The catchy chorus and playful tone contributed to the song's popularity. "My Name Is" was a breakthrough hit for Eminem and established him as a prominent figure in the world of hip-hop. It received critical acclaim for its clever and satirical lyrics and is often regarded as one of Eminem's early classic tracks.

Stan

The character Stan becomes increasingly unhinged in his letters, expressing his obsession with Eminem and his growing disillusionment when Eminem doesn't respond to his fan mail. The song's narrative explores themes of fame, celebrity, and the responsibilities of artists to their fans. "Stan" is widely acclaimed for its storytelling and emotional depth, and it is often cited as one of Eminem's greatest works. It has become an iconic and influential track in the world of hip-hop and popular music. The song's title, "Stan," has even entered the English language as a term for an obsessive fan.

Without Me

Eminem takes a humorous approach and addresses various aspects of his career and persona. He pokes fun at the controversies he's been involved in and playfully criticizes other celebrities and figures in the entertainment industry. The song's chorus, with its repeated refrain of "Guess who's back? Back again," became particularly memorable. "Without Me" was a commercial success and received positive reviews. The song's music video, which parodied various pop culture references, further contributed to its popularity. "Without Me" is celebrated for its wit and comedic approach, and it's often cited as one of Eminem's signature tracks.

Lose Yourself

In "Lose Yourself," Eminem raps about the struggles and determination required to overcome obstacles and seize opportunities. The song is known for its intense and motivational lyrics, as well as its distinctive and memorable melody. The beat and Eminem's rapid-fire delivery are central to the song's appeal. The song was a massive commercial success and won the Academy Award for Best Original Song in 2003. "Lose Yourself" is widely regarded as one of the greatest hip-hop songs of all time and is celebrated for its lyrical complexity and emotional depth. It's an anthem of determination and empowerment and remains a standout track in Eminem's career.

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Transformers Original Rap/Poem/Lyrics? - Sjones

We transform, we roll out,
We are robots in disguise,
You can't touch us, because some of us can fly,
We can run, we can hide, we got the speed and the size,
Alone marooned a long way from home,
I send this message out so others know we are not alone,

Transformers, Robots in disguise,
Transformers, More than meets the eye,

We got Bumblebee, Hot Rod & Optimus Prime,
These three Autobots won't commit a crime,
There's more on the way, landing here minute by minute,
Ironhide, Jetfire, Mirage, Arcee and Ratchet,
We got Cliffjumpers, Mudflaps, Bulkheads and Jazz,
Our enemies may have numbers and be able to fly,
We are more than meets the eye,

Transformers, Robots in disguise,
Transformers, More than meets the eye,

We are the Decepticons, we are here to deceive and enslave you,
Filthy, weak humans, choose to help those we fought in war,
They don't want to save our planet, so here we are to take Earth,
This world can be harvested into Energon,
We are going to take it and enslave humanity and bring back Cybertron,

Transformers, Robots in disguise,
Transformers, More than meets the eye,

Decepticons attack, take down the Autobots with our air superiority and immense firepower,
We are Megatron, Starscream, Soundwave, Barricade,
We will kill Witwicky and take down Cade,
Shockwave, Bezerker, Frenzy, Shockwave, Ravage, Dreadwing and Lazerbeak,
Our flyers will leave you unable to speak,
When Decepticons are on the prowl the autobots hide,

Transformers, Robots in disguise,
Transformers, More than meets the eye,

One shall stand and one shall fall,
Bringing the war across the stars to their new home,
Living side by side with Humans and bots battling bots,
Humans try to keep the peace, While the cybertronians call,
Til all are one!

Only The Good Die Young - Original Lyrics/Poem - Sjones

Another heart's been broken today,
A young man down on his luck lost in the fray,
It's a ludicrous display of those in higher power,
Taking the poor's money, pushing the common folk lower,
What a terrible thing to do, it turns around your day,
They say stop, smile and hey, have you had 5 today?.

It's ok to feel alone and lost in the shuffle,
Only few know their life's purpose,
Many don't make it past 60,
Only the good die young,

Behold a distraught man, He has no plan,
He lost his life, thanks to the divorce from his wife,
Feeling no longer like he could go on,
Out of money, game over, would you like to continue,

It's ok to feel alone and lost in the shuffle,
Life is chaotic, manic, it's a struggle,
Many don't make it past 40,
Only the good die young,

Another head hangs low,
Behold another one lost without a soul,
He's blue, she's new, was it fate or destiny,
To spare you the long story,
It was not to be, he shot his shot and she hit his gut,

He lost his job and became a slob,

It's ok to feel alone and lost in the shuffle,
Only a few know their life goals and how to hit them,
Many don't make it past 30,
Only the good die young,

Pay attention, listen up, here's a man down on his luck,
Not born into wealth but born into hell,
His home broken where he dwells,
Abused, neglected and left alone to die,
He stands before you with a single tear falling from his eye,

It's ok to feel alone and lost in the shuffle,
when life's a struggle, take control, have a stroll,
Many don't make it past 20
Only the good die young,

Young men, lost, scared and confused,
Sign up to the army, one and all,
Drafted, ordered against their will,
Over the top, their leaders cry,
While men young and old are led astray to die.

It's ok to feel lost in the shuffle and all alone,
This is not the war you signed up for,
Many never make it out or back alive,
Only the good die young, only the lucky survive.

The male suicide rate is on the up,
Don't be a statistic, talk it out,
The voices lie, it's all in your head,
You are not better off dead,
Only the good die young it is said.

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Top 10 Twenty One Pilots Songs

Now then, it is no secret at all, I LOVE TWENTY ONE PILOTS! 

Seriously! Their music is out of this world to me and a great source of happiness, fascination and inspiration. I love all of their albums, SERIOUSLY ALL OF THEIR SONGS TOO! BLURRYFACE is a masterpiece of an album for me.

Vessel recently hit 10 years old so what better time to do this list. 

This will be a tough task, BUT I am shocked that I have not already made a 21P list before, 

SO HERE WE GO!

Twenty One Pilots are an American musical duo from Columbus, Ohio. Initially a band, the group was formed in 2009 by lead vocalist Tyler Joseph along with Nick Thomas and Chris Salih, who both left in 2011. Since their departure, the line-up has consisted of Joseph and drummer Josh Dun.

#10 - Chlorine

Already at number 10 on my list, I am struggling to pick songs. Chlorine I am placing here because it's a strong catchy song with very memorable flow and instrumentals. This one is very much Tyler speaking out on his battles with mental health and with anxiety/depression/ocd. 

#9 - The Outside

OK we are on Scaled & Icy album now and man that album has some underrated bangers that need to be widely discussed more and this is one of them. This is pretty much a catchy chill but dance kinda vibe to it. The lyrics talk about being tired and taping one's eyes on a long drive because they don't want to sleep while driving. Maybe it's about the party lifestyle since when it breaks down into the rap part of the song maybe that's the trip happening and obviously this song sings about people nodding their heads and moving up and down and taking hits to join the club because you want to be part of the gang and not on The Outside as it were. Also not long after the rap part it seems like the lyrics no longer care because the person in question is happy vibin' on their own and nothing can stop them. 

#8 - Legend

Back to Trench with this absolute beautiful song dedicated to Tyler's grandad. I resonate strongly with the lyrics, this does and has made me cry as I think about my grandparents and basically putting myself in Tyler's shoes. It's a sad one but has a Cherie undertones because Tyler has accepted the grief and just know he will meet his Grandad in the future at the pearly gates. 

#7 - Guns For Hands

It's time to go to Vessel with Guns For Hands, beautiful and catchy and damn powerful. On the commentary for this track Tyler had this to say; "Guns for Hands is talking about I want to tell you that I know you have the ability to hurt yourself. You do. You have that ability. I feel like a lot of the older generation when they hear about someone struggling with it, their first reaction is like, “No, you’re not, you’re not struggling with that. Don’t think about that, you know, think about something else, you know, you’re just trying to get attention.” But this song was really trying to say like; “Listen, I know you have the ability to hurt yourself. I recognize that, but let’s take that energy and let’s point it at something else, let’s divert that, lets kind of shift that momentum and look at something like art, or something like this music specifically, or even point it at me, you know, just point it anywhere, but don’t point it at yourself.” And so that’s what that song’s saying and that song will always be important to me. And I’m not a professional when it comes to this topic, but I write songs, and I feel like someone should say something about it."

#6 - Fake You Out

Another Vessel track with this synth poppy sound with quiet gentle piano played in because this is Fake You Out. Again it's a great catchy song, and you can't help yourself join in with the "fake,fake,fake,fake" parts haha. Tyler said this about the track; "I was really excited about this one when I first started writing it. I think that the melody inside the verses is one of my favourite melodies where it goes to falsetto. I think that a lot of times I feel like writers slack on verses when it comes to melody. I feel like it’s like “these are my verses, this is kind of the part where people wait for the chorus.” And I’ve always felt like why not have the verses—the melody of the verses be just as infectious as the chorus? So I’m proud of this song in that way. Also, you know, it does the whole, you know, mash-up genre thing that everyone is freaking out about. Truly, I just didn’t know that there were rules to songwriting and, you know, so I just worked on transitioning from one genre to the next. I wanted to hear a song that did that. I’ve never heard a song do that before, I want to hear that, so I made that."

#5 - Shy Away

Fun fact this was my ringtone for the majority of 2021 haha. This was the first single released from SAI, and it delivered a new laid-back like sound to us fans which we were not really expecting after Trench but hey WE ATE IT UP AND LOVED IT AND DEMANDED MORE! The song was written by Tyler Joseph and mainly produced on his home studio as a form of tutorial for his younger brother, Jay Joseph, on how to operate all stages of a song during the recording process (writing, composing, producing). Tyler also explored elements of the electric guitar for the song, which was a barely used instrument by him, previously first used on "Level of Concern". When Tyler was first working on the voice memo of the song, his one-year daughter, Rosie Joseph, made a cooing noise in the background, which Joseph decided to keep in the very beginning of the track, for loving her being a part of the creative process in some way. The song was created while communicating virtually as the COVID-19 pandemic limited interaction between the band members. Specifically, this was the first time Josh Dun recorded his drums takes all on his own, with no sound engineers to help him or any studio assistance.

#4 - Mulberry Street

Ah-ah-ah yeah! Here we go with a chill laid back and catchy song which I adore. I always enjoy a sing and dance to this one. Tyler said this about the song; "There was a street in New York City where Little Italy is, and the first time that I ever kind of left Ohio. My manager, at the time, we had some meetings with like, record labels and stuff, and it was just a classic kid going to the big city moment. I took Josh and I, and a couple of friends to Little Italy, and we had this, you know, it was just like this, ‘I've never felt more out of place in my life being in New York City.’ Eat at some, you know, like we're going to go get some pizza. ‘This isn't the pizza I’m used to.’ You know, just something that simple, kind of really reminding you that you're not home any more. And so, this song to me was like, very, I wanted to imagine that feeling again."

#3 - Lane Boy

Alright top 3 time bay-bay and so my top 3 are from the same album *SPOILER ALERT* hehe. I cannot help myself this album is a masterpiece, I own 3 copies of the album because I have played 2 cd's to hell and they are so scratched up it is insane! Alright Blurryface so which one will take number 3? Well don't trust a perfect person and don't trust a song that's flawless. LANE BOY! Tyler is having none of it if you think 21P are going to stay in the same lane. Tyler & Josh attempt to explain a musical style that seems to change with every Blurryface single. The songs are intense and interesting, and this one, musically especially, is supercharged, a good match for the aggressive lyrics. The song describes the band's break from the direction of the music industry as well as a commitment to an entrepreneurship that doesn't focus on money. As you can hear, "Lane Boy" is unique among Twenty-One Pilots songs. The drums are still intense and, at times, a driving, reggae-style off-beat continues to come out strong. But otherwise, the BPM is faster than most of their songs, the vocal effects are fairly new, and the lyrics are some of the most pointed and aggressive they've written. The music in "Lane Boy" is unique, and so is the message.

#2 - Ride

Alright so I cannot state enough on how TOUGH this is for me to make but taking my 2nd place is Ride. The theme with this one even though it is pretty upbeat is that this about that time in your life where you feel down and out and like nothing matters, you have suicidal thoughts and anxiety and depression riddles your mind that is why the lines of "I've been thinking too much (help me)" repeats. I have been there. This song also about taking your time on this ride we call life.

#1 - Stressed Out

My name's Blurryface and I care what you think. Of course, I am going to put what is possibly my most listened to song of 21P as my number 1. The lyrics hit and connect strongly with me and I love the instrumentals, it's a chill song but has nostalgia sprinkled in along with a feeling of longing of that sadness of how far away we have come from being children and having that vast imagination and just knowing how good those old days were compared to adult life.

Alright and that's my list, it was incredibly difficult to put together given how much I freaking love 21P BUT hey what can I say? Right now these blurryface'd tunes are my current top 10 BUT this list will no doubt always revolve and change as we get new songs from the lads.

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Top 10 Limp Bizkit Songs

Alright partner, keep on rollin' baby, you know what time it is!

Time for my Top 10 Limp Bizkit songs then, is it? Been a while and this is going to be my first top 10 of the year by the looks of it, so woo hoo! Limp have some awesome covers too, but I will not be including them here (sorry).

This list was recommended to me by James Davie. Cheers mate!

10: Eat You Alive

This song is just about pure primitive animal-like sexual attraction. It TOTALLY KICKS ASS tho, and I think it's great. The song was written by Fred Durst, John Otto, Sam Rivers and Mike Smith, and is Limp Bizkit's first single without Wes Borland, who had left the band in 2001. Durst filmed a music video featuring known actors Thora Birch and Bill Paxton

9: Ready To Go

Limp Bizkit revealed plans to release "Ready to Go" in 2012 after they signed with Cash Money Records on February 24, with Fred Durst stating, "It sounds like a monster; it literally sounds dangerous. It sounds like that left of center, that place of discomfort that created rock 'n' roll, created the (heavy) metal, where it all spawned from." This song feels like we have been waiting for, for like the past decade from Limp because it was a return to form of the Bizkit of old and of course Wes returned.

8: Livin' It Up

This song is simply, just about doin' your thing and not letting people bring you down... that's all there is to it. props to Fred for being himself and doing whatever the fuck he wants, he's free in all the ways a lot of people are not. Limp Bizkit were, rubbing shoulders with Hollywood stars like it was nothing when Bizkit hit the scene and became massive.

7: My Way

Chocolate Starfish really does feel like the album where almost every track could make a mad dash for radio at any moment. My Way proved to be a radio hit and entered the charts internationally, even breaking into the Billboard hot 100. While not the band's most successful single, it was popular enough to catch the ears of execs at WWE, who ultimately took the track for the official theme of WrestleMania X-Seven, helping the band expand their reach even more. 

6: Hot Dog

The opening song from Chocolate Starfish And The Hot Dog Flavored Water was the scourge of parents worldwide, its profanity-laden verses seeing Durst drop the f-bomb 49 times. Controversial, yes, but also the perfect way to kick up a storm in the mainstream media at the start of the album. This one comes from the Reznor/Durst beef. Hot Dog was the perfect clapback to Reznor dissing Durst and Fred even went as far as crediting Reznor as a songwriter, Bizkit lifted directly from Nine Inch Nails' Closer while openly mocking him throughout the track. Say what you want about Limp Bizkit, but the band could be brutal when it was time to step up to the plate. 

5: My Generation

It's almost inevitable that each new generation will face criticism from their forebears for hollowing out the spirit of society, a trope that stretches back to the 50s and possibly beyond. Limp Bizkit might have been on the nose in their reference to The Who's song of the same name (and subject), but Durst and co. had some justifiable gripes with how they were portrayed in the media, particularly following their experiences at Woodstock '99. My Generation was an anthem for exactly that, a disaffected generation of youth who were blamed for the decline of society while their elders brazenly ran the planet into the ground. 

4: Take A Look Around (Mission Impossible)

Durst was never shy about professing his love for movies (once stating he wanted to be "the only musician who puts true, good, original thoughts into music and into films that have a major impact worldwide"), so it makes sense he'd be well on board for a song which uses the Mission Impossible theme as its main motif, even moreso when considering it got inclusion on the Mission Impossible 2 soundtrack. The single itself went on to become a huge hit in Europe, topping the charts in countries like Portugal and Iceland whilst achieving top 10 status elsewhere (including a no. 3 placing on the UK singles chart). It's a little goofy, but also perfect for Limp Bizkit at the height of their powers and frankly the beefed-up, metal take on Mission Impossible is everything you would hope it would be. 

3: Nookie

Fred Durst wasn't pretending he had any greater calling or drive with the first single from 1999's Significant Other, Nookie's chorus stating things plain and simple, he 'did it all for the nookie'. The song's straight-up obnoxiousness helped it crash-land into the Billboard Hot 100 in the US, peaking at No. 80. It's brash, it's dumb but to many it nonetheless represents Limp Bizkit's inexplicable charm and helped the band land a no. 1 album in the US in 1999. 

2: Break Stuff

A simple song fuelling the inner angst to drink up, party hard and say fuck the world and basically to break stuff. Break Stuff was the final line Limp Bizkit needed to cross to truly become superstars, one of the most important bands on the planet (for a hot minute, at least). The song hones the angst and aggression at the heart of Limp Bizkit's most aggro moments into a sub-three minute anthem that came to define the band more than anything else. Break Stuff's star-studded video (featuring everyone from Jonathan Davis and Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist Flea to Alec Baldwin, Dr. Dre and Eminem) also helped establish that Limp Bizkit were pop culture heavyweights, moving beyond the realms of mere music stardom. It also became a metal club staple, a mosh-call for every subsequent generation and such an inescapable force that chances are more metal fans know the opening verse of Break Stuff than the Lord's Prayer. It's just one of those days when you don't wanna wake up/Everything is fucked, everybody sucks'. We've all been there, Fred. 

1: Rollin'

Oh come on, I cannot put this any other space besides NUMBER 1. The first song I ever heard by Bizkit and best song Bizkit ever made, popular as fuck and people still do the dance motions to this day. Fred teaming with Undertaker also helped this song's popularity to mainstream. It topped the charts in the UK and Ireland, and made a decent showing elsewhere (including a no. 10 spot on the US Mainstream Rock charts, though only reached no. 65 on the Billboard Hot 100), released on the same day as My Generation to help Chocolate Starfish become an international smash. Its video featured Ben Stiller and has been streamed over 500 million times between Spotify and YouTube, such is its utterly colossal reach. To many, this song is Limp Bizkit. 

Does my list keep you rollin or did it make you break stuff?

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Mood Today (original poem, lyrics, story) by Sjones

I'm writing these words just to say,
About how I am doing and my mood today,
Quiet and fine,
Inside my mind,
It's not so silent,

Violent,
My anger and frustrations,
Surviving is a riot,
There's not many that know, all who go,
Chasing dreams over a colourful rainbow,

This too goes to show,
My mind is singing, while the exterior is quiet,
Everyone's asking, are you okay?, how are you today?,
I smile and sit in silence,

I'm okay or at least I say,
I'm not really sure what to say, of how I am really doing on this day,
Numbness and sadness underneath my clouds,
It hasn't rained in days, this sight's profound,

Take your time and focus on yourself,
They all say, little do they know,
That can't quite be,
Done,

I'm having fun,
Living my life distracting myself,
My emotions I cast aside and set up on a shelf,
As I'm living and breathing trying to forget someone else,

Memories are nice but bring pain,
Of a heart break that feels like yesterday,
It's been a while now and I still feel empty and drained,
Missing a part of me even though I am not in pieces,
Physically,

My body is exhausted
Mentally maimed,

I'm losing sleep, sleeping less on the daily,
My heart is locked away underwater in a locker titled,
Davey,
Which will give up first I often wonder,
Heart, soul or mind which will be the first to go under,

Life is something I always ponder,
What came before, what comes after,
Ok I say,

As I'm holding back laughter,

We've heard quite enough,
I feel like I'm dying, Is there any wonder,
Why?,
With all these words in my head,
I'm overflowing with all this existential dread.

Rest In Peace (rap) original lyrics

Yo yo

What up?

Here comes the 1

here comes the 2

here comes the 3

You gonna bow to me?

This aint heresy!

1

2

3

4

Go

They say i aint real, i'm a fake

How do they know when they can't tell plastic from reality,

They think they know it all, they think they do it all,

Can't touch what you cant afford,

You take and beg for more,

The Selfish generation,

Liars and theifs,

Killing people for no need.

Criminal's wear suits as terrorists are being made to boot.

Scare tactics,

Geriatrics,

No cure can fix this fucked up world,

Our fucked up minds,

Fuck things up so much more than we should,

Are you blind?

Can't you see?

Won't somebody tell me?

Fuck War,

(Fuck War)

Live in peace,

(Live in peace)

Someone tell me why we got to die just to rest in peace?

(Rest in peace)

People claim to have things they do not have, 

All to look cool or to be cared about,

Depression,

Anxiety,

You cant even feel the shit that's real,

So what's the deal?,

Living too much with our faces glued to phones,

Starving ourselves to a bag of bones,

To fulfill others interests of beauty,

Instead of accepting our own true bounty,

Bargain and gain,

That's the name of the plain,

The land of which makes us human,

Taken from others,destroyed and mutated,

Are people trying to make new man?,

Making the Earth unlivable,

You should be ashamed of what you've done,

Littering,abusing,shooting innocents with a gun,

Fuck War,

(Fuck war)

Just live in peace,

(Live in peace)

Tell me why we got to die just to rest in peace?

(Rest in peace) 

All lives matter,

We are all human,

The only race there is,

Be good to eachother,

Be excellent,

Be good to your animals,

Don't torture,

Don't bewilder, 

Don't swipe that girl on tinder,

Ask her out with your mouth and energy,

Captivate the essence of true beauty,

It's everywhere in the world,

It's what makes me, you,

It's what makes you, me,

Fuck War,

(Fuck war)

Live in peace,

(Live in peace)

Why we got to die just to rest in peace?

(REST IN PEACE)

It's so easy to see,

How one gets lost in this world,(You know?)

Horrifying images,stories of doom and gloom,

Swirl a great mass,death looms,

Forget about it and be like a flower and bloom.

Ride now,fly now,live out the life you want,

Go do something and bring some good back to the world,

Lord know's we need hero's now more than ever,

Not just the men and women who gave their lives for others in the art of war,

Decent human beings giving back,helping out their fellow man, that's what for,

So fuck war,

(FUCK WAR!)

Live in peace,

(LIVE IN PEACE!)

Why do we have to die to rest in peace?

(Rest In Peace!)

You tell me, come on and tell me.(fade out)

Rest In Peace written by Scott Jones 19/7/18 4:00am

Was listening to this at the time writing - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R8aW_dZHch0

Action Crazy Violent (Rap/Metal original song lyrics)

Take that bat and smash my head in NOW!

It's time to smash,

it's time to break,

it's time to lay motherfuckers in the grave, 

time to break jaws and stab hearts,

this bitch got a bat and she's gonna start swinging,

hit me with your best shot, stop the insults and take action,

take that bat and smash my head in NOW!,

When we were young we were best friends,

Laughing, playing, running round the bend,

We'd never thought this would ever end,

We became so close and i took the risk,

I put all your favourite tracks on disc,

Hoping our future would become an obelisk, 

It's time to smash, time to break,

lay me down to the motherfucking grave,

throw those words that stab like knives,

throw those plates around hoping no one survives,

put that bat up and hit me with your best shot,

take action, get crazy, go violent,

And smash my head in NOW! 

You said we were an item, 

exclusive til death do us part,

feeding me lies, I was oblivious to it all,

thinking it all to be sunshine and rainbows, happiness ever after,

I thought the world of you, you cheated me,

took advantage of my heart, tore apart my soul,

let me alone, to take care of our home,

defenceless against those stones,

that you toss against my bones,

i'm so broken, will you just end it for me now

Smash, break, 

lay me down to sleep,

i'm fucking done with all this shit,

i'm broken, beat, scarred, 

don't give a fuck,

take a look at the mess you've made,

throw me more shade,

take me down to the grave,

pick up your bat and take your best shot,

take action, get violent, go crazy baby,

go ahead and smash my head in NOW!

written 4am 

15/7/18

Inspired by Machine Head. 

Wrote this based upon a domestic relationship which was a flower it bloomed so well at first but the winter, the cold death tore it apart and things got shinning crazy.