A little bit more attitude?



Teenage years are full of complications

You go to school to get an education

Never realizin that there's a limitation

If you don't get a job or a fresh occupation

With your parents there's no communication

You feel a lotta fear, a lotta frustration

Knowin your only destination

Is to be a nobody in this population

So you set ahead with your I-can't-do's

Leavin your troubles behind and all your hard time blues

Because becomin an adult can leave your mind in a twirl

When you think you know it all in a mad, mad world



Look at Ethiopia, and what do you see?

I said you can't tell the children from the elderly

And when you look in their eyes, all you see is peace

Cause from the agony they want to be released

You see, they're fightin for their lives with every breath

Against famine, disease and the claws of death

Now this was once a mighty nation

But then came the plague that they call starvation

Now the stomach feels the pain, shocks the brain

All because one day it decided to rain

And the land is dry while the mothers cry

And the babies that are born are born to die

See the flies on their faces, dust in the air

The attitude we take is "I don't care"

But I guess it hurts me more than any other

That's not a kid, that's my little brother

Death is walkin the nation, takin boys and girls

And all I say to myself is it's a mad, mad world



It's a mad, mad world, whether poor or rich

Because you're livin with the problems that you're tryin to ditch

I mean your daughter is a addict, your husband has left

You have to pay for the bills of your ( ? ) death

Mentally abused, day in and day out

Your stress point fills up, you're ready to s