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| Rise Against – Kotov Syndrome Lyrics
| 14 years ago
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I'm just taking a blind shot, but I think the song is about knowing you're in trouble when it's too late, maybe referring to the US. Since Kotov Syndrome is the case in which a player (in a game, usually chess) runs low on time and makes a bad decision. So they might be trying to apply that to the current state of the US right now. |
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| Mudvayne – Prod Lyrics
| 16 years ago
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I actually found out that there is something called a "cattle prod" used to push cattle around. Might he be referencing to this, as in the line "line up cattle and cut the necks". So I don't know how this fits in, but it seems like it does. |
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| Pantera – I'm Broken Lyrics
| 16 years ago
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What about the lines in the beginning?
"I wonder if we'll smile in our coffins while loved ones
Mourn the day, the absence of our faces, living, laughing,
Eyes awake. Is this too much for them to take? "
What does that mean? |
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| Mudvayne – Skrying Lyrics
| 17 years ago
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It looks like I am able to make a small comparison. Since many suggest that Skrying is about a place where you can hide from bad things, I think that the characteristic of self-containment for Scorpio fits with that. |
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| Mudvayne – Skrying Lyrics
| 17 years ago
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Someone said The End of All Things to Come has NO song that refers to drugs. I think if everyone listens to the song and compare it to Scorpio's characteristics, someone will find a relation. |
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| Hellyeah – Thank You Lyrics
| 17 years ago
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I agree with Spazz, it is about the band's recently departed. That includes Dime, Maxwell's mom, and Chad's grandmother, I think. |
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| Mudvayne – Choices Lyrics
| 17 years ago
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I've read an interview with Chad Gray about Lost and Found. He said that many parts of the album are about the dominating people taking away from average people below them when they have so much and the others have so little. He also said that the album was inspired by stuff like Enron. In my opinion, "Choices" is about the world leaders abusing their powers and pushing those under them to agree, as the phrase "we don't have a choice," suggests. |
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