The song lyrics were written by the band Van Halen, as they were asked to write a song for the 1979 movie "Over the Edge" starring Matt Dillon. The movie (and the lyrics, although more obliquely) are about bored, rebellious youth with nothing better to do than get into trouble. If you see the movie, these lyrics will make more sense. It's a great movie if you grew up in the 70s/80s you'll definitely remember some of these characters from your own life. Fun fact, after writing the song, Van Halen decided not to let the movie use it.
ほざいていろ何時までもそこで 俺は一つ何かをただ握り潰す
Is this really where I belong?
群がる血は迫害に解け 流れ出す賛美の宴
力でねじ伏せろ
It's a perfectly dead passion
It's an entirely dead passion
Parasite children of hatred
I hate you dead passion
It's a perfectly dead passion
It's an entirely dead passion
Parasite children of hatred
I hate you dead passion
泥に埋もれ embryo burning
破裂しよう my pleasure
細切れになってゆく道理 大事そうに抱えたまま握り潰す
Is this really where I belong?
神風の名の下に
It's a perfectly dead passion
It's an entirely dead passion
Parasite children of hatred
I hate you dead passion
It's a perfectly dead passion
It's an entirely dead passion
Parasite children of hatred
I hate you dead passion
泥に埋もれ embryo burning
破裂しよう my pleasure
Slow down, move on darkness
Slow down
It's a perfectly dead passion
It's an entirely dead passion
Parasite children of hatred
I hate you dead passion
It's a perfectly dead passion
It's an entirely dead passion
Parasite children of hatred
I hate you dead passion
Is this really where I belong?
群がる血は迫害に解け 流れ出す賛美の宴
力でねじ伏せろ
It's a perfectly dead passion
It's an entirely dead passion
Parasite children of hatred
I hate you dead passion
It's a perfectly dead passion
It's an entirely dead passion
Parasite children of hatred
I hate you dead passion
泥に埋もれ embryo burning
破裂しよう my pleasure
細切れになってゆく道理 大事そうに抱えたまま握り潰す
Is this really where I belong?
神風の名の下に
It's a perfectly dead passion
It's an entirely dead passion
Parasite children of hatred
I hate you dead passion
It's a perfectly dead passion
It's an entirely dead passion
Parasite children of hatred
I hate you dead passion
泥に埋もれ embryo burning
破裂しよう my pleasure
Slow down, move on darkness
Slow down
It's a perfectly dead passion
It's an entirely dead passion
Parasite children of hatred
I hate you dead passion
It's a perfectly dead passion
It's an entirely dead passion
Parasite children of hatred
I hate you dead passion
Lyrics submitted by AlyssHeart1313
Repetition Of Hatred Lyrics as written by Kyo Die
Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
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why has no one commented this song? Its so damn great...like everything on the Marrow of the bone CD
This song rocks. I know I'm probably way off, but the first time I read the lyrics I thought it was about... nazis? Like I said, probably way off.
I like how Kyo's voice goes low, but he ends up yelling. Very fun.
I like how Kyo's voice goes low, but he ends up yelling. Very fun.
I love how Kyo sings this one. My mum thought he was saying "I'll kill you with passion" and when I heard this live, I could have been killed with the passion, I swear, it was THAT good.
Wow did anyone else notice how at points, this sounds like it was done by KoRn? The high-pitched guitar thing and just the sound of the song. I think it's badass.
In this song- it sounds like Kyo has the best english in the band. But I'm pretty sure Totchi and Die know more. :x XD
I think I might have an idea of this song is about, except in actuality, only Kyo-sama knows:
"Just bitch as long as you want,I’m just gonna crush something to pieces.Is this really where I belong?"-Just complain all you fucking like, I WILL prove you wrong, but is it even worth it too?
"Persecute all blood that flock together.As it will flow out, the glorification feast"-I'll judge those who judged me and reap the glory in the end.
"Shut them up by force"-I'll make you shut up by any means necessary, even violence.
"It's a perfectly dead passion.It's an entirely dead passion"-It's a justified desire yet its an unjustified desire.
"Parasite children of hatred"-the subject of kyo's hate, whoever it may be.
"I hate you - Dead passion"-I despise you with this justified desire.
"Buried in dirt.Embryo burning.Let’s destroy,My pleasure"-Bury it, burn it, try and kill my desire.
"Slow Down.Move on darkness"-Back off, let the desire consume you.
This is just an interpretation of what I thought the song means. Maybe, it will help some people understand it too.(Great Song though, they never dissappoint me.)
It sounds more like he's saying "I'll Kill You Dead Passion". I think the song might actually be about abortion. It's about the hatred the mother feels for the child and she just wants to kill it. She thinks of them as "parasite children of hatred". "dead passion" means she has no passion for her children. Kyo has written many songs about abortion, but none describe the mother as a hateful bitch like this one does. That's my interpretation anyway.
I also interpreted this song as being about abortion. Pretty self explainitory I thought...