| 1855 | Crime is increasing, trigger happy policing.  Panic is spreading, God knows where we're heading. | Marvin Gaye, | Inner City Blues | 
          
                                                                                        | 1856 | Dance and drink and screw because there's nothing else to do. | Pulp, | Common People | 
          
                                                                                        | 1857 | Darken the city, night is a wire, steam in the subway, earth is a fire. | Duran Duran, | Hungry Like The Wolf | 
          
                                                                                        | 1858 | Did they get you to trade your heroes for ghosts?  Hot ashes for trees?  Hot air for a cool breeze?  Cold comfort for change?  And did you exchange a walk on part in the war, for a lead role in a cage? | Pink Floyd, | Wish You Were Here | 
          
                                                                                        | 1859 | Did they tell you the name of the game boy, it's called riding the gravy train. | Pink Floyd, | Have A Cigar | 
          
                                                                                        | 1860 | Don't belong.  Don't exist.  Don't give a shit.  Don't ever judge me. | Slipknot, | Surfacing | 
          
                                                                                        | 1861 | Don't give me no hand me down world. | The Guess Who, | Hand Me Down World | 
          
                                                                                        | 1862 | Don't need a bandage, there's too much blood. | Pearl Jam, | Whipping | 
          
                                                                                        | 1863 | Don't tell me I've got no soul when the machines take over. | Queen, | Machines | 
          
                                                                                        | 1864 | Don't you know that it's true, that for me and for you, the world is a ghetto. | War, | The World Is A Ghetto | 
          
                                                                                        | 1865 | Don't you know the crime rate is going up, up, up, up, up.  To live in this town you must be tough, tough, tough, tough, tough. | The Rolling Stones, | Shattered | 
          
                                                                                        | 1866 | Drink from chalice of cheap escape and fade away. | Live, | Lighthouse | 
          
                                                                                        | 1867 | Drive-in movies, comic books, and blue jeans, howdy doody, baseball cards, and birthdays.  Please take me back to the world gone away. | Chicago, | Old Days | 
          
                                                                                        | 1868 | Elusive dreams and vague desires fanned to fiery needs by deadly deeds of falling empires. | Joni Mitchell, | Fiction | 
          
                                                                                        | 1869 | Emptiness is filling me, to the point of agony. | Metallica, | Fade To Black | 
          
                                                                                        | 1870 | Empty visions of a world gone mad paints a picture so revealing, through my window dark tomorrow I can hear the sirens wailing. | Kansas, | Cold Grey Morning | 
          
                                                                                        | 1871 | Envy, greed, lust, and hate, separate. | Wu-Tang Clan, | A Better Tomorrow | 
          
                                                                                        | 1872 | Every night for dinner we had a big chunk of dirt. | Weird Al Yankovic, | When I Was Your Age | 
          
                                                                                        | 1873 | Every night I'm more alone as the saints turn into sinners. | Styx, | Show Me The Way | 
          
                                                                                        | 1874 | Everybody gets high, everybody gets low, these are the days when anything goes. | Prince; Sheryl Crow, | Every Day Is A Winding Road |