American kids de New Uranium Kandy

La canción "American Kids" interpretada por New Uranium Kandy es una poderosa composición que aborda temas candentes y emocionales relacionados con la vida de los adolescentes en Estados Unidos. A través de la letra de la canción, se explora el descontento, la alienación y el sufrimiento emocional que experimentan algunos jóvenes en su día a día.

El protagonista de la canción expresa sentimientos profundos de rechazo y desesperanza, revelando pensamientos oscuros sobre no querer vivir pero temer a la muerte. Se adentra en la angustia de no encajar, ser objeto de burlas y sentirse invisible para los demás. La narrativa aborda las duras realidades del acoso escolar, la presión social y las luchas internas que enfrentan muchos jóvenes en su búsqueda de identidad y aceptación.

A lo largo de la canción, se observa un tono crudo y visceral que refleja la angustia emocional del protagonista. Se exploran temas como el maltrato, el odio personal prolongado a lo largo de los años y la lucha contra los propios demonios internos. La narrativa toca fibras sensibles al abordar el tema del suicidio, el deseo de venganza y la violencia como resultado del tormento persistente.

En medio del caos emocional descrito en la letra, se destaca un llamado a utilizar medios positivos para liberar esa negatividad acumulada. El acto de escribir se presenta como una vía para canalizar esa ira interior y tristeza hacia algo creativo en lugar de destructivo. Se resalta la importancia de encontrar formas saludables de expresar las emociones reprimidas para evitar situaciones extremas que puedan tener consecuencias devastadoras.

La canción "American Kids" plantea preguntas incómodas sobre el sistema educativo, la falta de apoyo psicológico para los jóvenes en crisis emocionales y las repercusiones reales del acoso escolar no abordado adecuadamente. A través de esta pieza musical, se invita a reflexionar sobre las consecuencias profundamente negativas que pueden surgir cuando las voces silenciadas no son escuchadas o atendidas.

En cuanto al contexto cultural en el que fue lanzada esta canción, es importante considerar cómo aborda problemas sociales pertinentes e invita a cuestionar las normas establecidas que contribuyen al sufrimiento emocional de los jóvenes. A pesar de ser una pieza musical provocativa y sombría en su contenido lírico, ofrece una mirada cruda a realidades complejas que merecen ser discutidas abierta y honestamente.

En resumen, "American Kids" es mucho más que una simple canción; es un eco resonante del dolor interno y desesperanza enfrentados por algunos adolescentes en un mundo lleno de presiones e incomprensiones. A través de sus letras crudas e impactantes, nos invita a reflexionar sobre cómo podemos apoyar mejor a aquellos que están luchando con sus propias batallas internas antes de que sea demasiado tarde.

welcome welcome to the united states of america, where theres laws that are enforced to the maximum/ were theses a freedom of speech / welcome to the united states were lives the greatest army/ a nice beautiful place to live, come vacation/ this is the united states, but not ever one is treated

have you ever felt like you hate to be alive but afraid to be dead?/ some days you just don't want to got to school, you just want to stay in bed/ sick of getting made fun of and sick of not fittin' in/ being not notice will be the only thing you'll ever win/ if you could speak up and tell the people you hate whats what/ make a bomb threat so it makes you look all tuff/ but you really did so that people would just leave you alone/ all you want to do is make it through the day and just try to get home/ and your stil wondering why you got up this morning/ "i should have stayed in bed, were everything is ;

i kno where kids are coming form when there mad at the world/ life cant get much worse so theres better things to come/ all the other kids point, laugh and make fun/
Cause i kno what its like to be miss treated/ i kno what its like to be hate over half your life/ its better not to take anger out in people/ but instead sit down and take it out when you write(welcome to america)..

by the time night pass your time is shorten/ sitin in the bathroom trying to make yourself look better is just not workin'/ you at your face in the mirror and it looks distorted/ you don't even recognize your self, cause you told your ugly, stupid worthless and you begin to believe them/ send in your third bomb threat, everyone thinks your crazy/ the cops aren't bothering checking no more, there getting lazy/ "that's the third time this week, this kid aint going to do nothing"/ til he brings in his double barrel shotgun no that will be something/ you dumbass cops, don't you see it coming?/

i kno where kids are coming form when there mad at the world/ life cant get much worse so theres better things to come/ all the other kids point, laugh and make fun/
Cause i kno what its like to be miss treated/ i kno what its like to be hate over half your life/ its better not to take anger out in people/ but instead sit down and take it out when you write(welcome to america)..

some one didn't tell this kid that the future it unwritten/ and as his lifes got harder he gave up trying and started quittin/ got too irate and took the year book and change the name to hit list/ now it was time to kill all the people that made him tick/ walked into school with a 12 gauge / told everyone to look at him as walk up on stage/ "attention every one, all you bullys and all my peers /and i just want to tell you how you made me hate myself over the years/ this is a shout out to all the people i hate/ my glasses, my cloths, my family are nothing to debate / and as you stand in front of in fear like ive been my whole life/ and as i stand this spot light / with you all at my knees / right now, i like me!" /
-"drop your weapon!!" *bang*