The World Is Black Good Charlotte

"The World Is Black" by Good Charlotte, released in 2004, is a #Rock song that explores themes of despair, societal issues, and the loss of hope. The lyrics convey a sense of frustration with the world's darkness while emphasizing the need for change. Musically, it features a blend of punk and alternative rock elements. The song resonates with listeners facing personal and societal struggles, contributing to its cultural impact as an anthem for disillusioned youth.

[Verse 1]
Turn on Channel Seven at a quarter to eight
You see the same damn thing, it's just a different day
And no one really knows why this is happening
But it's happening

And everywhere you go, it's just a different place
You get the same dark feeling, see the same sad faces
No one really cares that this is happening

[Pre-Chorus]
We come into this world
And we all are the same
In that moment, there's no one to blame

[Chorus]
But the world is black
And hearts are cold
And there's no hope
That's what we're told
And we can't go back
It won't be the same
Forever changed
By the things we've seen, seen

[Verse 2]
Living in this place, it's always been this way
There's no one doing nothing, so there's nothing changed
And I can't live when this world just keeps dying
It's dying

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