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.
Yo yo yo, yo
Yo yo yo, yo
Here you are in the club, with your bottle full of blood
You've got grill, you got bling but player you don't know a thing
Put your hands in the air, stick 'em up like you don't care
Face the wall, count to ten, we mow you down, reload again
Oh no , here we go
Disco who, disco what
Get down on your knees, and keep your trap shut
Disco this, disco that
When disc-gos to hell, that's where we're at, where we're at
Yo yo yo, yo
Yo yo yo, yo
Disco bloodbath
(Disco bloodbath boogie fever)
Boogie fever
(Disco bloodbath boogie fever)
Disco bloodbath
(Disco bloodbath boogie fever)
Boogie fever
(Disco bloodbath boogie fever)
Bodies here, bodies there, piles of bodies everywhere
On the chairs, on the door, disco bloodbath on the floor
Hear them yell, hear them scream, just like someones scary dream
Dig a hole, push 'em in, tomorrow they'll be back again
Oh no, here we go
Disco who, disco what
Get down on your knees, and keep your trap shut
Disco this, disco that
When disc-gos to hell, that's where we're at, where we're at
Yo yo yo, yo
Yo yo yo, yo
Disco bloodbath
(Disco bloodbath boogie fever)
Boogie fever
(Disco bloodbath boogie fever)
Disco bloodbath
(Disco bloodbath boogie fever)
Boogie fever
(Disco bloodbath boogie fever)
We cleaned the house tonight (we cleaned the house tonight)
We did our job (we did our job it's alright)
We turned out all the lights okay
We were sent to let them know (I think you really let 'em know)
It was time to let them go (you know they really had to go)
'Cause we're the ones who close the show okay
Yo yo yo, yo
Here you are in the club, with your bottle full of blood
You've got grill, you got bling but player you don't know a thing
Put your hands in the air, stick 'em up like you don't care
Face the wall, count to ten, we mow you down, reload again
Oh no , here we go
Disco who, disco what
Get down on your knees, and keep your trap shut
Disco this, disco that
When disc-gos to hell, that's where we're at, where we're at
Yo yo yo, yo
Yo yo yo, yo
Disco bloodbath
(Disco bloodbath boogie fever)
Boogie fever
(Disco bloodbath boogie fever)
Disco bloodbath
(Disco bloodbath boogie fever)
Boogie fever
(Disco bloodbath boogie fever)
Bodies here, bodies there, piles of bodies everywhere
On the chairs, on the door, disco bloodbath on the floor
Hear them yell, hear them scream, just like someones scary dream
Dig a hole, push 'em in, tomorrow they'll be back again
Oh no, here we go
Disco who, disco what
Get down on your knees, and keep your trap shut
Disco this, disco that
When disc-gos to hell, that's where we're at, where we're at
Yo yo yo, yo
Yo yo yo, yo
Disco bloodbath
(Disco bloodbath boogie fever)
Boogie fever
(Disco bloodbath boogie fever)
Disco bloodbath
(Disco bloodbath boogie fever)
Boogie fever
(Disco bloodbath boogie fever)
We cleaned the house tonight (we cleaned the house tonight)
We did our job (we did our job it's alright)
We turned out all the lights okay
We were sent to let them know (I think you really let 'em know)
It was time to let them go (you know they really had to go)
'Cause we're the ones who close the show okay
Lyrics submitted by sens_freak_18
Disco Bloodbath Boogie Fever Lyrics as written by Robert Ezrin Tommy Henriksen
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
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At first glance this song is about going into a nightclub and killing everyone inside, but I think it's actually about taking those people hostage, and shooting them up with heroin.
"Dig a hole, push 'em in, tomorrow they'll be back again" is the best piece of evidence to support this interpretation. It implies injecting the hostages with needles and shooting them up, while the tomorrow part refers to these living hostages, not new random disco people tomorrow. Once they try it they'll need more (presumably, but I've known the government to lie about the addictive properties of drugs before so..?) and come back to where they got it the first time. This coincides the 'Boogie Fever' part of the song title as well.
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And this is happening in hell, right? Cuz i always knew that hell is like a disco party
It is if your name is Steven! :D
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