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The Devil Wears Prada – Reptar, King Of The Ozone lyrics
Bring it to your lips and experience
The sulfur infect everything that we've created.
Don't twist this around.
Don't attempt to justify what we know is wrong.
Tendons are torn and screams are released
Into a poisoned, mathematic atmosphere.

We're composing our funeral songs, note, (note) note by note. (by note)
We're composing our funeral songs, note, (note) note by note. (by note)

With this I declare that tomorrow is an allusion.

What if the clouds are fragments of mistakes,
Fabricated by the factors of our foolishness?

We're composing our funeral songs, note (note) note by note. (by note)
We're composing our funeral songs, note (note) note by note.

Prove me wrong!
Prove me wrong!
Prove me wrong!
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Songwriters: ANDREW JEROME TRICK, CHRISTOPHER HENRY RUBEY, JAMES SELLECK BANEY, JEREMY ROBERT DEPOYSTER, LARRY DANIEL WILLIAMS, MICHAEL JAMES HRANICA
Reptar, King Of The Ozone lyrics © Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
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    ncjmj
    Xnick_ackermanx, you're very right about them being christian. Now, I've never read the book or anything, but you're logic of the name seems pretty clear. The band isn't exactly saying "do what the bible says," but they do broadcast a christian message. When I saw them at Warped Tour '08, they took a short 1-minute break between two songs, and the lead singer started talking about how much of a great god his god is, so obviously they are christian. And jassfoss, I don't see where you're getting any of your information from.
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    Unregistered
    Hey to break it to y'all,.
    But this song is satirically about their producer, joey sturgis, and the mathematical / systematically robotic way he records tdwp and the other bands he works with. The guitar riffs are built "one note at a time", he's known for his skill with the mastering software "ozone" he uses, and the band feels they lose a lot of their vibe due to the systematic "fake" style approach of music production. This is why on the latest record they worked with adam d instead - adams approach achieves a much more natural vibe, and they think the end result doesn't sound so sterile and robotically "perfect".
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    allowme
    Wow if ur still haveing trouble grasping the fact that they are a Christian band ur either deaf, can't read, or are just clinically retarded. Everything tdwp does is about/for God. Just watch an interview or go to their myspace, they even say the whole point of touring for them is that they get to broadcast the message of their faith to all their fans, Christian or not. On their Myspace page there is a quote from Mike Hranica, the lead vocalist, or screamer if you will, (for those of you who have no idea what ur talking about and aren't true fans), saying that the whole meaning behind the name is that when we get to heaven, if that's were ur going, nothing is going to matter when you come before God, not ur Prada scarf or ur Gouci jacket or ne of that. Duh. Some people amaze me with sheer ignorance.
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    android645
    Well. First of all I am Jewish. I also completely get what you guys are saying. But I personally hate getting super deep into songs because then people like me see it and are thinking, "jeez i didnt know this and why should i be listening to this". I am honestly perfectly fine with listening to bands from different religions but I hate it when people aren't fine with that. This song could pertain to so many things other than Christian ideals.
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    daltonelizabeth
    I think they are trying to tell the secular world not to twist their lyrics. They know what they believe and they write songs about that belief. The "sulfur" is the secular world. Twisting words to mean things that they were not meant to mean. Twisting our beliefs into something entirely untrue and unreal. Making us doubt ourselves and our faith at times. They are begging the world to prove them and their morals wrong, but of course, the world can't. Their attempts will be futile. I don't think that they are only speaking for themselves either. I feel the same. I'm tired of words and the Truth being contorted into something the media and society can use to further destroy our youth and innocence. Tdwp is an amazing band! I love all their songs and lyrics! Seriously deep stuff! :)
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    TyWearsGucci
    I thn its means like, don't attempt to tell them that being christian and believing in God is wrong. It says they are singing/composing music about this topic to an atmosphere that is mainly secular. "composing funeral songs not by note" they are making music that could be the "death" of them, because not everyone that listens is a beliver of Christ like them and don't belive what they have to say.
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    Kirbymoorside
    Reptar, King of the Ozone
    (Bring it to your lips and experience the sulfur infect everything that we've created.) Meaning: that new borns are suffering by our elders mistakessuch as; Pollution. (Don't twist this around.
    Don't attempt to justify what we know is wrong.) Meaning: defining everyones opinions is not applecable. (Tendons are torn and screams are released into a poisoned, mathematic atmosphere.) Meaning: back to polution the atmospheric pressure is dying out as carbon emisions are released every secound, killing our bodies. (We're composing our funeral songs, note by note.) Meaning: that we're killing ourselves breathing in 'dirty air. ' (With this I declare that tomorrow is an allusion.
    What if the clouds are fragments of mistakes.) Meaing: that tomorrow may never come, and the clouds represent the 'dirty air. ' (Fabricated by the factories of our foolishness?) Meaning: everyone is a consumer that needs natural resources to create our needs and wants. (Prove me wrong) Meaning: how humans are so arragent to start a war over a discussion to seem whom is right/wrong.
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    zaktar
    Basically I love this song my thing I get out this song is god is telling us we are screwing up like seriously why we are composing our funeral songs we are beleiven in stuff that is fabricated to brainwash are minds like topics on what if we are alone or should jews die I think that stuff is bad and bad isn't goood for you any ways this song is sykk and tdwp clashn out - zaky b from ohio.
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      ncjmj
      Xnick_ackermanx, you're very right about them being christian. Now, I've never read the book or... Read more →
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      Hey to break it to y'all,.
      But this song is satirically about their producer, joey sturgis, and the... Read more →

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