Disturbed - Land of Confusion | ||
| December 22, 2006 | Stephen Ward | |||
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I first heard Disturbed’s Land of Confusion this morning and I was completely blown away. I’ve always liked Down with the Sickness and a few of their other hits. Still, I never realized they had such a strong political voice. Heck, the original song by Genesis pales in comparison. Yes, I realize they have the same lyrics. The difference here is the video. Disturbed’s Land of Confusion has enough symbolism to fill a book. Look for yourself. Swastikas shaped like dollar signs, suicide bombings by little girls, a giant businessman made of money controlling the United Nations… the list goes on. I’m honestly not sure if it’s meant as a criticism of the current state of affairs in general or the Iraq civil war in particular. It doesn’t matter, really; the message is clear. Reform by any means necessary. Land of Confusion by DisturbedI must have dreamed a thousand dreams Now, did you read the news today? There’s too many men, too many people This is the world we live in Oh, superman, where are you now? This is the time, this is the place This is the world we live in I remember long ago I won’t be coming home tonight There’s too many men, too many people Now, this is the world we live in This is the world we live in | ||||
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