Album: Popular Monster (2021)

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• (Zombified)
  
  The monsters aren't living under your bed
  'Cause they are the voices in your head
  Zombified by the lies they've said
  We've become the walking dead
  
  'Cause everybody's talking, bitch
  Oh no, they'll never let go
  Of something you said ten years ago
  They're cancelling, cancelling you
  And they won't stop 'til everybody's
  
  Zombified
  They're pumping us with lies like it's formaldehyde
  They're dead inside
  It goes on and on
  Let this go
  When it stops we'll never know
  We're hypnotized
  And they won't stop 'til you're
  Zombified
  
  You better shut your mouth and bite your tongue
  'Cause you don't wanna piss off anyone
  We're traumatized by the damage done
  Welcome to America
  
  'Cause everybody's talking, bitch
  Oh no, they'll never let go
  Of something you said ten years ago
  They're cancelling, cancelling you
  And they won't stop 'til everybody's
  
  Zombified
  They're pumping us with lies like it's formaldehyde
  They're dead inside
  It goes on and on
  Let this go
  When it stops we'll never know
  We're hypnotized
  And they won't stop 'til you're
  (Zombified) Go!
  
  They're feeding off your broken mind
  They won't die, they multiply
  We've become so fucking blind
  They won't stop 'til you're
  Zombified
  Pick it up
  Oh, oh
  
  Now everybody's zombified
  They're pumping us with lies like it's formaldehyde
  They're dead inside
  It goes on and on
  Let this go
  When it stops we'll never know
  We're hypnotized
  
  And they won't stop 'til you're
  They won't stop 'til I'm
  They won't stop 'til we're all
  Zombified
  
  (Zombified) Writer/s: Cody Quistad, Jon Lundin, Ronnie Radke
  Publisher: BMG Rights Management, MOTHERSHIP MUSIC PUBLISHING
  Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

Comments: 3

• Tim from ScRegarding the anonymous comment about being bias... you state "They started fighting and then the other guys had a gun and so Ronnie's friend shot them in SELF-DEFENSE "
  
  what's interesting in your comment is you claim "the other guys" had a gun.... sounds to me like both parties brought a gun to the dance.... bias much ? :)
• AnonymousNah Ronnie’s whole personality is being an a--hole lol
• AnonymousWhat does his past have to do with this song? He topped the charts just last month, obviously he was not canceled. The picture is far larger than you can apparently comprehend. You are clearly part of the zombified that has been brainwashed into thinking they are raging against the machine when they are actually just raging for it. Although the man is not perfect, no one is, you have painted him in a very biased light. The facts are that a few guys and himself planned to meet up with a few other guys for a fight. They started fighting and then the other guys had a gun and so Ronnie's friend shot them in SELF-DEFENSE and the only reason Ronnie was charged was for the fist fighting. Not involved in a killing as such phrasing is slanderous to put negative connotations as if planned with malicious intent. An arrest for domestic violence. Any woman can be bitter and say a man abused her when he didn't and the police has to do there job, not saying that was what happened, but the charges were dropped so I guess decide for yourself after doing the proper research. The microphone stand should never have been thrown out into crowd, no excuses, that was not properly thought through. I believe his intent wasn't to hurt anyone, but still not acceptable. If you're going to write an opinion piece, state it as such, instead of wrapping it up in "fact" wrapping paper.

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