Everything To Nothing

Why hasn't anyone commented this amazing song yet ?

Anyways, my view on this song is about a man that doesn't want to go to war or be a part of the "government rule" and yet, one day he just gives in and he realizes that he's now a part of what he feared most.

that's my take on the song.

You got the lyrics wrong, but it was a good attempt at them by just listening to the song, I noticed you were wrong in these places

"And swore that youíd never become the cliche" not machine.

"Everything learned, forgotten and dead" not lies.

"Slowly succumbing more, Every dying day" not age.

Good try though! If you don't believe the lyrics are probably on their website under releases then click Wrath.

Props to Lamb of God to their efforts on this. Just some corrections:

"Then you wake... Another body bag, pathetic"

"Another day, a little dirt for the grave Is it worth everything that you gave?"

"Slowly succumbing with Every dying day"

all wronge. its also about addiction and alcoholism i heard it from randy blyths fucking mouth on utube. they r anti drug/alcohol band cuz they used to be addicts

this song is definitely about addiction.."Consumed by dependency" that gives it away right there to me..thats just my take on it though, awesome song

and why the hell isnt there more comments on this song??? this is one of their most powerful songs

probably cos dopefromie nailed it right on the head... very strong song how quickly the master turns into the slave. so fucking true

This song is my favorite because I, personally, can directly relate to it. This song is about addiction and dependency. When you addicted to a substance, it becomes the machine that runs your life. Your thoughts and actions all revolve around the substance and you are oblivious to this, until it is too late and you are consequently dependant up the substance. In my opinion, the song specifically refers to the point of addiction and dependency at which the user realizes that everything has gone to nothing. You realize that you, the one was at one point the master, are now the slave. You are now merely a shadow of someone you once used to be. It is at this point of realization, which one truly decides the path of either denial or acceptance to the dependency. After listening to "Broken Hands" and interpreting it as a song of self empowerment. I feel "Broken Hands" would have been much better suited to appear as the track that follows "Everything to Nothing", because of their meanings.