Rock is dead
LUXT Lyrics


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All simple monkeys with alien babies
Phetamine is for boys
An' Crucifixes for ladies
Sampled and soulless
Worldwide and real webbed
You sell all the living
To save all the dead
Anything to be loved

Anything to be loved

Rock is deader than dead
Shock is all in your head
Your sex and your dope is all that we're fed
So fuck all your protests and
put them to bed

God is in the T.V.

rock
la la la la la
rock
la la la la la
rock
la la la la la
rock
la la la la la

1,000 mothers are praying for Hell
They're so full of hope & so full of shit
Build a new god
to medicate and to ape
Just like jesus
Crucified that day

Anything to be loved

anything to be loved

Rock is deader than dead
Shock is all in your head
Your sex and your dope is all that we're fed
So fuck all your protests and
put them to bed

God is in the T.V.

rock
la la la la la
rock
la la la la laa
rock
la la la la la
rock
la la la la laa

la la la la la
la la la la laa
la la la la la
la la la la la

rock is deader than dead
shock is all in your head
your sex and your dope is all that we're fed
so fuck all your protests and put em to bed

rock is deader than dead
shock is all in your head




your sex and your dope is all that we're fed
so fuck all your protests and put em to bed

Overall Meaning

The song "Rock Is Dead" by LUXT begins with a scathing critique of modern society, calling out the masses as "simple monkeys with alien babies". The lyrics go on to highlight the ways in which people have become soulless, worldwide and real webbed by the constant consumption of media and the selling of living things to save the dead. The refrain "anything to be loved" highlights the desperation of people to be accepted, even at the cost of their own values and beliefs. The song then goes on to assert that rock music, once a symbol of rebellion and freedom, is now dead and replaced with a culture of shock and constant consumption of sex and drugs.


The theme of the song continues to explore the idea that society has lost its way and is now focused on empty consumerism and materialism rather than meaningful connection and growth. The line "God is in the T.V." suggests that the world's gods and idols are now found on screens and through media rather than in genuine experiences or relationships. The song is a poignant commentary on the state of society and the ways in which we have become disenchanted and disconnected.


Line by Line Meaning

All simple monkeys with alien babies
Everyone is blindly following trends without understanding their true meaning


Phetamine is for boys
People resort to drugs to feel alive and cope up with their struggles


An' Crucifixes for ladies
People blindly follow religion without understanding its true meaning and significance


Sampled and soulless
Music is losing its authenticity and passion with the rise of sample-based tracks


Worldwide and real webbed
Music is now accessible around the world, but it is also highly commercialized and manufactured


You sell all the living
The music industry exploits artists and their creativity for profit


To save all the dead
The music industry puts more emphasis on selling the same old recycled music instead of promoting new and innovative music


Anything to be loved
People will do anything to be accepted and loved, even if it means compromising their true self


Rock is deader than dead
Rock music has lost its relevance and impact


Shock is all in your head
Media sensationalizes everything for attention and views, but it's all shallow and superficial


Your sex and your dope is all that we're fed
Media glorifies sex and drugs to distract people and manipulate them


So fuck all your protests and put them to bed
Media ignores people's voices and concerns, and doesn't take any action to address them


God is in the T.V.
Television has become a religion in itself, and people blindly follow it instead of questioning it




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