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6. Apr. 2021 · The song is an allegory for rebelling against a corrupt society that dehumanizes and abuses its citizens. The interlude depicts the singer as a child who snaps back at his abusive mother, representing the \"mother culture\".
The song is about how society treats people who are different and how they can get revenge. It also has a child abuse metaphor and a macaque-style noise. See the lyrics, artistfacts, and comments.
Lyrically, “Down with the Sickness” is a deeply emotional and powerful track that delves into themes of anger, frustration, and rebellion. The song portrays a society, symbolized as a mother figure, with fascist tendencies.
Lyrics A spoken segment near the end of the song describes a child who is physically abused by his mother and who ultimately retaliates. This segment is somewhat controversial and music critics sometimes express a negative opinion of its inclusion in the song.
(Will you give in to me?) It seems what's left of my human side. Is slowly changing in me. (Will you give in to me?) Looking at my own reflection. When suddenly it changes. Violently it changes (oh no) There is no turning back now. You've woken up the demon in me. Get up, come on get down with the sickness.
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7. März 2000 · Down with the Sickness Lyrics: Can you feel that? / Ah, shit / Ooh, wah-ah-ah-ah / Ooh, wah-ah-ah-ah / Oh, oh / Oh, oh / Oh, oh / Drowning deep in my sea of loathing / Broken, your...
29. Dez. 2023 · What is the sickness that singer David Draiman implores us to get down with, and what does it reveal about human nature and our innermost struggles? Let’s dissect this magnetic track through a series of themes that strike a chord deep within the collective consciousness.
