"Lonely Son"  Parental Advisory genre: Heavy Metal
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	A hard look at the mindset of kids that kill. This song is anti-violence, but is no woosy shit! Click on "HI-FI" play (Hi Speed)or "Download" for best sound quality.
	MP3.com CD: Lonely Son - buy it! CD: Lonely Son   Label: Millennium Music Productions Credits: All music and lyrics written and performed by Nick Moison.
	Story Behind the Song This song was written in a desperate attempt to understand the twisted logic behind recent school bloodbaths. It was recorded in my home studio July 1999 and was written fairly quickly while experimenting with an alternate tuning that bands like Limp Bizkit are using right now. Lyrics You tell me that your life is hard but what's so hard about it? You ain't living in a war zone grew up in a nice home. All you had to do was bitch and moan. Age 12 with a cell phone. But now you've grown a little more and you're feeling it. Worlds gettin real, can you deal with it? At least you've got choices and a voice to speak. So forget your problems cause they're just fuckin' weak. Chorus: With a Gun!X3 Show the world they were wrong! With a Gun!X3 Revenge of a lonely son. Verse 2: So hard to be accepted, more often just rejected. False realites are where you're connected. Like a game, it's fun to kill and mame and the last one standing gets all the fame. And for what? To show them that you could? You kids who've got it bad have never had it so good. You say you got picked on? Yeah well so did I, but I would only wish that they would die! (Repeat chorus) (Musical Interlude) Verse 3: And so your first taste of discipline comes in the State Penn. Some big motherfuckers that ain't your friend are comin your way to show you how it feels. Your here for life and it's time to get real. (Repeat chorus X 2) (End)

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