Alice Cooper: Brutal Planet Meaning
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Brutal Planet Lyrics
There's no parole, there's no great escape
We're sentenced here until the end of days
And then my brother there's a price to pay
We're only human, we were born to die
Without the benefit of reason...
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This song is clearly about the problems that mankind creates everyday and how it affects the planet. The planet itself is beautiful but it's being destroyed by all the things that humans do and the problems we create.
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