Living Through Me (Hell's Wrath)

Ah come on this song is awesome, pretty cool lyrics whatever they mean.

At the end he says somethin like "that fuckin faggot he better not snort that shit, you better get out of the house more, go to the doctor, smoke this"

Song is about drug addiction .. "your condition was nod awake" is referring to nodding on heroin...because when you see someone nodding it looks as if they are sleeping but they are merely daydreaming..I know Ive been there

I think it's more like about a prostitute addicted to drugs... especially considering the chorus and the 'second' chorus. It's a great song.

Does anyone know what is being said in the whispered part of the song? I've had the album since its release but I still haven't found the words for that part...

it starts out with a bunch of things that are hard to understand, but you can pick a few out, like "save your backwash...." "its a drag" .then it changes into more understandable things that are meant to be "inspirational", but up harming someones mental health in the long run, like "you should get out more.....You better think about your future....you should go to the doctor...." then repeats "smoke this" a few times and ends with "hand it over"

It's about some guy who's trying to get a friend, who seems like they're a prostitute, off heroine and other drugs. Like he's trying really hard and does everything he can, but the friend (or prostitute) won't stop. In the end, he's basically saying fuckit, I can't take it, go fix it your self.

Back in the day when this came out, my brother pointed out to me that this song is about Courtney Love. Hole had a song or album called "Living Through This" and also one of the lyrics is "swollen Hole". Read lyrics again and say it ain't so.

I always thought this song was literally about "Living Through Me (Phil Anselmo)." At least that's how it always felt to me, Anselmo is telling his fans to live the kind of life he did and be a metalhead (bad mother fucker). The song goes through the stages of... conversion I guess, first he's describing the people he's changing, then he says, "Drop the needle and stop what you're changing into." And the end line, "So I'm done with saving you, a gift unto myself, a tired savior" is Anselmo just clearing things up.

after reading other ppls opinions here, I kinda changed what I thought this song is about. I always thought it was about a soldier coming back form (the vietnam?) war. you know, how all the abuses amercan soldiers saw/perpetrated themselves while in the battlefield, how they killed, slain, ripped and torn 'the enemy', fairly just regular people, arguably some of them not even fighting back, how they raped women and 'rob all of what they could take in'... and then came back form that 'living hell', to find their country turned its back on them and gave them nothing, and now they are on drugs and only have sex with whores, out the back of an ally... and they're broken, abandoned and torned, people need to think about what happens with human beings when they're at war and how that affects you, some of those men will never be the same. that's how I see it.

It is about his destructive relationship, he fell in love with a heroin addict, a heroin addict himself. Eventually realizing how far gone his addiction was he tried to bring her back from the heroin nod but he failed. This song is the hate,disgust, regret, exhaustion, and gratefulness being released from his soul after this past life experience.