Bomb Disneyland
Fat White Family Lyrics

Every kid's no good and
The singer believes that all children are inherently bad and cannot be trusted.

let them hang themselves
The singer suggests that the children's bad behavior will lead to their own downfall, so they should be allowed to make mistakes without interference.

Leave them where they are,
The singer believes that children should be left alone to make their own choices and live their lives without interference.

Stacked neatly on the shelfs
The artist imagines a dystopian future where disobedient children are discarded and forgotten like old, useless objects.

All your kids are deaf mutes
The artist believes that children are not truly capable of understanding the world around them or expressing themselves meaningfully.

Not blind/mine
The singer distinguishes their own children from the children they are criticizing, implying that their own children are better in some way.

Bomb Disneyland
The singer is advocating for a violent act of rebellion against the corporate culture of family-centered entertainment epitomized by the Disneyland theme park.

Dirty Bomb Legoland
The artist is expanding their target to include another theme park, Legoland, suggesting a broader critique of capitalist culture as a whole.

See you're big combine
The artist is addressing an unnamed person or entity that they see as being part of the oppressive power structure they wish to overthrow.

And the fat white family
The artist refers to their own band, suggesting that they are part of a larger movement for social change.

Learn everything off every job
The singer implies that they and others like them have learned to survive and thrive in the world by adapting to different situations and taking advantage of opportunities wherever they can be found.

On every street in everyone
The artist suggests that they and their fellow rebels come from all walks of life and are united in their desire for change.

All your kids are dead kids
The singer is doubling down on their earlier condemnation of children, now going so far as to suggest that they are all doomed to an early death.

All your kids are naked
The singer is stripping away any illusions of innocence or purity that might attach to childhood, suggesting that children are essentially no different from adults and are just as corrupted by the world around them.

Not mine
As before, the singer distinguishes their own children from the children they are criticizing.

Dirty Bomb
The artist is using provocative, violent language to call for radical action to overthrow the existing order and build something new in its place.