This song seemingly tackles the methods of deception those who manipulate others use to get victims to follow their demands, as well as diverting attention away from important issues. They'll also use it as a means to convince people to hate or kill others by pretending acts of terrorism were committed by the enemy when the acts themselves were done by the masters of control to promote discrimination and hate. It also reinforces the idea that these manipulative forces operate in various locations, infiltrating everyday life without detection, and propagate any and everywhere.
In general, it highlights the danger of hidden agendas, manipulation, and distraction, serving as a critique of those who exploit chaos and confusion to control and gain power, depicting a cautionary tale against falling into their traps. It encourages us to question the narratives presented to us and remain vigilant against manipulation in various parts of society.
Die!
So now the lights flash white and all you see is anger get up.
Was your life worth it?
Were you content?
Could you make everything feel perfect in your own head?
But now, after all, can you just forget?
But now, after all, what do you got to show for it?
To darkness, to suffer when I fall.
I will see you in hell.
I will see you in hell.
Die!
There's no second chance to write away the anger.
Take it. I felt comfort in this broken glass, we're soaked in ash.
Would you catch me if I fell, hurting?
But now, after all, can you just forget?
But now, after all, what do you got to show for it?
To darkness, to suffer when I fall.
I will see you in hell.
I will see you in hell.
When you're broken, you're beat down.
See you in hell now, see you in hell now.
See you in hell now, see you in hell now.
Die!
So here's my last goodbye, this nightmare ends, you're asleep now, get up. I set my friends on fire.
I know I've lost control, I see you've lost your smile as this life takes its toll.
But now, after all, can you just forget?
But now, after all, what do you got to show for it?
To darkness, to suffer when I fall.
I will see you in hell.
I will see you in hell.
You won't be there when I fall.
I will see you in hell.
To darkness, to suffer when I fall.
I will see you in hell.
I will see you in hell.
So now the lights flash white and all you see is anger get up.
Was your life worth it?
Were you content?
Could you make everything feel perfect in your own head?
But now, after all, can you just forget?
But now, after all, what do you got to show for it?
To darkness, to suffer when I fall.
I will see you in hell.
I will see you in hell.
Die!
There's no second chance to write away the anger.
Take it. I felt comfort in this broken glass, we're soaked in ash.
Would you catch me if I fell, hurting?
But now, after all, can you just forget?
But now, after all, what do you got to show for it?
To darkness, to suffer when I fall.
I will see you in hell.
I will see you in hell.
When you're broken, you're beat down.
See you in hell now, see you in hell now.
See you in hell now, see you in hell now.
Die!
So here's my last goodbye, this nightmare ends, you're asleep now, get up. I set my friends on fire.
I know I've lost control, I see you've lost your smile as this life takes its toll.
But now, after all, can you just forget?
But now, after all, what do you got to show for it?
To darkness, to suffer when I fall.
I will see you in hell.
I will see you in hell.
You won't be there when I fall.
I will see you in hell.
To darkness, to suffer when I fall.
I will see you in hell.
I will see you in hell.
Lyrics submitted by x.~fallen_angel~.x
See You in Hell... Lyrics as written by Jacob Wambold Angel Dejesus Ibarra
Lyrics © CONCORD MUSIC PUBLISHING LLC
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wow... a satanic band. thats pretty cool. cry yourself to hell. i dont care.
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loser Foop mention anything related to hell or satan or anything like that you label them as satanic. This song is obviously not worshiping the devil or anything of that sort, so pay attention to the song loser i pretty much agree with IGaveEmHEll
I also agree with IGaveEmHell. okay, you know what? If I have to yell at "Foop" on every fucking page, I will. IF YOU DO NOT LIKE THE BAND, THEN GO POST ON THE BANDS YOU DO LIKE. Kid, i swear, are you mentally retarted? I can understand, you dont like a certain band/artist. I myself cant stand many. But that is no reason to go taking up space on other pages with how much you think they suck. All your doing is giving people like me a reason to tell you off. Mmkay?
ok now floop you are really getting on my nerves now yes i no that you can make fun of song but do you really have to post on every lyric that is here i mean come on i think people get the point now that yoy dont like aiden but why are you in here reading their lyrics if you dont like them? yes by the was aiden is a kick ass band and will is the greatest
ok now floop you are really getting on my nerves now yes i no that you can make fun of song but do you really have to post on every lyric that is here i mean come on i think people get the point now that yoy dont like aiden but why are you in here reading their lyrics if you dont like them? yes by the was aiden is a kick ass band and will is the greatest
i agree with the peoples above who are sick of foop, your just an attention seeking loser. get a life and go comment on bands you like. I put makeup on my face, theres not a damn thing wrong with it. You are just uncomfortable with them because someone who's more feminine than you is so much better than you. I see this bullshit all the time, and people like you need to realize you are worthless.
Does anyone know all of what the guy is saying at the end of this track? with all the words and crap? I really wanna know but I can't understand all of it.
yer, LETS BAN FOOP. only proper losers would go on a band's site and make fun of them. pssss..... i dont think he has any friends!
haha I agree
I listened to the song a few dozen times, or at least the end part, and this is what i have for the end of the song. I would really appriciate if you have any corrections, thanks
Nightmare Vivid life, like Terrifying dreams In common with the dreamer attacked Chased by light By the unknown During which the pulse increases Blood pumps The temperature rises The episode is common with adults and children, like Following the traumatic events Such as death Or light Rare occasions require treatment In some may develop The fear of all dreams The subconscious mind A dark room In which images are developed to be perceived In real life The conscious mind dwells in it The such conscious mind ignores the in evident Before it takes pests Reflectively without knowing it Anger, jealousy, hatred, even desire to harm others Emotions store to suddle impressions Giving birth to tendencies To turn your character, posing a threat Deranged individuals Every violent crime sparked in us since the beginning Has waited to meet the light of a new day Like, in a nightmare