Got The Life

Korn · The Essential Korn [2011]

Hate, something, sometime, someway

Something kick down the front floor

why? Something, inside

I'll never ever follow

So give.. me.. some.. thing.. that.. is.. for.. real

I'll never ever follow



Get your boogie on

Get your boogie on



Hate, something, someway, each day

Feeling ripped off again now why?

This shit inside

Now everyone will follow

So give.. me.. noth.. ing.. just.. feel

And all the shit will follow



God pains me

You'll never see the light

Who wants to see?

God told me

I've already got the life

Oh I see...



God pains me

You'll never see the light

Who wants to see?

God told me, already got the life

Oh I say...



Each day I can feel it swallow

Inside something torn from me

I don't feel your deathly ways

Each day I feel so hollow

Inside always beating me

You'll never see

So come dance with me

Dance with me

Dance with me

Dance with me

Dance with me (Rumbiddieboo)

Dance with me (Rumbiddieboo)

Dance with me (Rum bum dee dum dee bum diddie doo)

Me!



God pains me

You'll never see the light

Who wants to see?

God told me

I've already got the life

Oh I say...



God pains me

You'll never see the light

Who wants to see?

God told me

I've already got the life

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Got...the....life

Got The Life

Got The Life stands as a defining track within Korn's expansive discography, capturing the band's signature fusion of nu-metal aggression and emotional vulnerability. Released during a period of significant commercial success, the song showcases the group's ability to blend heavy guitar riffs with introspective lyrics that resonate with listeners. As part of their essential collection, this recording highlights the band's evolution and their lasting impact on the alternative rock landscape. The track exemplifies the dynamic interplay between Jonathan Davis's distinctive vocal delivery and the band's intricate instrumental arrangements. It remains a staple for fans exploring the core elements of Korn's sound, reflecting the raw energy and thematic depth that have secured their place in modern rock history.