Darkness By Rage Against The Machine
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Entire cultures lost in the overthrow
They came to seize and take whatever they please
and all they gave back was death and disease
my people were left with no choice but to decide
to conform to a system responsible for genocide
Aids is killing the entire African Nation
and a vaccine is still supposedly under preparation
well these governments, they don't mind their procrastination
they say we'll kill them off, take their land, and go there for vacation
my people's culture was strong and pure
and if not for that white greed it would have
endured. They were left with no choice but decide to
conform to a system. Souls encaged our minds enslaved
now feel the rage brutallity can never
be undone. But the sun has not yet set,
the bass and drums and microphone a threat
as we investigate the crimes from the inside
and see that theyre responsible for genocide
ya jam ya culture down my throat
say im inferior when upon it i choke
fill my mind with a false sense of history
then ya wonder why i have no identity
ill strike a match and it will catch and spread
the insight we need. A tiny fire, buring brightly, shedding light on the
Darkness of greed
I guess yes your and ya don't stop
shedding light on the darkness of greed
Darkness
Rage Against The Machine stands as a defining force in alternative metal, renowned for blending heavy guitar riffs with politically charged lyrics. Their self-titled debut album established a legacy of revolutionary sound that continues to influence modern rock. While the band is best known for anthems like 'Killing in the Name' and 'Wake Up,' their broader discography explores diverse sonic textures. 'Darkness' represents another facet of their intense musical approach, showcasing the group's ability to craft powerful, driving tracks that resonate with listeners. The song fits within their extensive catalogue of recordings, reflecting the raw energy and social commentary that characterize their work. Fans of the genre will appreciate how this track contributes to the band's enduring impact on the landscape of rock music.

