Disposable Teens

Identifies as a contradictory figure, symbolizing a mix of darkness (black rainbow) and divine or powerful (ape of God).

Continues the contradictory imagery, referring to being both godlike (ape of God) and animalistic (ape).

Describes having a violent appearance or a face that suggests a propensity for violence.

Identifies as a distorted teenager, possibly feeling out of place or misunderstood.

Suggests having survived an attempted abortion, possibly feeling unwanted or rejected.

Identifies as a rebel, particularly in matters of sexuality or personal expression.

Repetitive lines, possibly emphasizing a sense of affirmation or defiance.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah

Expresses resentment towards parents for bringing them into a world they perceive as doomed or flawed.

I wanna thank you dad

For bringing this fucking world

To a bitter end

Rejects organized religion but doesn't deny the existence of a higher power, expressing disdain for the idea of a controlling deity worshipped by people.

But the God of the people I hated

Critiques societal desires for change (evolution/revolution), dismissing these aspirations as insincere or misguided.

The ape was a great big hit

You said you wanted revolution, man

And I say that you're full of shit

Repeatedly asserts the disposability of teenagers, possibly commenting on society's disregard for youth or the perception of teenagers as expendable.

We're disposable teens

We're disposable teens

We're disposable

We're disposable teens

We're disposable teens

We're disposable teens

We're disposable

Reiterates the earlier critique of societal desires for change as hypocritical.

The ape with the great big hit

You said you wanted revolution, man

And I say that you're full of shit

Highlights the inverse relationship between fear and growth, warning of potential destruction in response to fear or oppression.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah

The more that you fear us the bigger we get

The more that you fear us the bigger we get

And don't be surprised, don't be surprised

Don't be surprised when we destroy all of it

Repeats the affirmation against societal expectations, possibly indicating defiance or a refusal to conform.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah

Repeats the skepticism towards societal desires for change, labeling them as hypocritical.

The ape was a great big hit

You said you wanted revolution, man

And I say that you're full of shit

Yeah yeah yeah

You said you wanted evolution

The ape was a great big hit

You said you wanted revolution, man

And I say that you're full of shit

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Reiterates the theme of disposability, underscoring the perceived lack of value placed on teenagers.

We're disposable teens

We're disposable teens

We're disposable

We're disposable teens

We're disposable teens

We're disposable teens

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