This Is Your Life Propagandhi
"This Is Your Life" by Propagandhi, released in 1996, is a #Punk rock anthem that critiques consumerism, societal expectations, and the emptiness of modern life. The lyrics challenge listeners to reflect on their choices and the impact of capitalism. Musically, it features aggressive riffs and thought-provoking lyrics, solidifying the band's influence in punk culture.
You're not really mad at Iran or Afghanistan
You're mad at the fact that your wife can't stand you anymore
You don't know where she is
You're going crazy in your basement hole
Clicking your remote control, spitting insults at the screen
Because tomorrow you're back at work
Where you can't stand being the little man
Despite your groveling, you can't get ahead
No one really laughs at your stories anymore
You're cynical and mean, so they've fucked off bored
Your kids are at the mall
They just sit and stare at the walls
You think you tell it like it is
You say you can't stand bleeding hearts
But every single day, you just sit there bleeding for yourself
You whine and cry in a manly voice
This is your life
You do it to yourself
Take the load off your mind
Go out into the world
You'll see you'll probably survive
You're mad at the fact that your wife can't stand you anymore
You don't know where she is
You're going crazy in your basement hole
Clicking your remote control, spitting insults at the screen
Because tomorrow you're back at work
Where you can't stand being the little man
Despite your groveling, you can't get ahead
No one really laughs at your stories anymore
You're cynical and mean, so they've fucked off bored
Your kids are at the mall
They just sit and stare at the walls
You think you tell it like it is
You say you can't stand bleeding hearts
But every single day, you just sit there bleeding for yourself
You whine and cry in a manly voice
This is your life
You do it to yourself
Take the load off your mind
Go out into the world
You'll see you'll probably survive
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