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about
Despite the title, the song is an ode to rock music sung from the perspective of a lifelong rock fan. The verses reflect on the current music scene while the chorus glorifies rock music for being there through the tougher periods of life.
lyrics
Another song on the radio
I wanna like it but I just don’t know
if I can take any more
Is this a practical joke?
She was driving down the highway
as the sky was turning red
She heard a bang! bang! bang!
And here’s exactly what she said
“I wanna travel back in time
to hear the music in my head”
Give me a
Rock is dead!
Rock is dead!
You killed it!
[Chorus]
When I was just a boy
and I was finding my way
There was no one to relate to me
Till I got turned on to rock ’n roll
to release my negativity
There’s only one feeling that I understand
and it’s the only feeling you can’t give
So I sold my soul to rock n’ roll
to fill the hole that you left in me
Guilty of musical hypocrisy
No melody as far as I can see
As best as I can tell
looks like the joke’s on me
It’s been a long hard ride
since rock ’n roll has died
With a bang! bang! bang!
And it cannot be revived
They say that porno pop’s the killer
and that right before she fled she said
Rock is dead!
Rock is dead!
[Chorus]
credits
from Southern Dissonance,
track released December 31, 2021
Music and lyrics by Kevin the Persian
Trading majestic drone for smoldering assaults, the iconic Japanese outfit rekindle the leaden aggression of their early period. Bandcamp New & Notable Jul 8, 2020