Bad Religion's lyrics convey a rebellious and nihilistic perspective, critiquing societal norms and the apathy bred by modern idleness. The song encourages individualism and defiance of established rules, advocating for a life lived on one's own terms, even if it means facing dire consequences. The reference to "Superman" symbolizes rejecting idealized heroes or saviors, embracing mortality and imperfection instead. This anthem underscores existential disillusionment with conventional beliefs and systems. #Rebellion #Individualism #Nihilism
Do What You Want
Lyrics
Hey do what you want, but don't do it around me
Idleness and dissipation breed apathy
I sit on my ass all goddamn day
A misanthropic anthropoid with nothing to
Say what you must, do all you can
Break all the fucking rules and
Go to Hell with Superman and
Die like a champion, yeah hey
Hey I don't know if the billions will survive
But I'll believe in God when 1 and 1 are 5
My moniker is man and I'm rotten to the core
I'll tear down the building just to pass through the door
So do what you must, do all you can
Break all the fucking rules and
Go to Hell with Superman and
Die like a champion, yeah hey!
Writer(s): BRETT GUREWITZ
Copyright(s): Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
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