this song kicks ass.
not sure what the the connection is with this one and "knife called lust" though.
the lyrics are pretty much completely different except for that one line.

Holy crap... no cuss words?

whyve they gone all "guitary"?!
it isnt HU :(
theres no reference to sex, scene, jefree star or Myspace either :O

OMGZ! :P

whos Sai?


"
I look down and I see Sai
As she's cryin on my mama's shoulder"

??

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He also says her name in Gravestone so I'm thinking it may be his daughter.

i thought of it as talking about sexuality. my reasoning is this:

the part that goes: "Maybe one day we can choose
How it feels to be a woman or a man
Without rules we're buried underneath"

made me think it means something like one day it wont be such a big deal to be gay/les/trans, etc. maybe one day it will be more socially acceptable.

"I don't wanna live this destiny" not wanting to be socially "forced" to remain a man/woman and being able to be who you are inside, not being trapped inside the body you were born in.
i guess its more about transgender (and the like) issues, because we all know that Hollywood Undead and Jeffree Star have worked together on music and such.

"So when my body burns in ashes only sing the truth
Let these words strengthen all your views"

our bodies are only containers for who we really are. who said those containers cant sometimes be mislabeled?

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Of the billions, maybe like only a few people have helped him out: supported his mistakes/taught him better. Songs same to that are meaningful and would still have it after the artist's death. a ponder if after his own death if people would still think about him under any condition.
The chorus could mean how he doesn't want to continue living in a world endless sin. To his loved ones to not break like he did and a final oath/song before his death.
"I don't want to live this destiny - It goes on endlessly!"
Next verse, how in his POV there's not much good people. shit like war and economy going down is forced to be dealt with. Someday, will we finally have this 'freedom' the Constitution promised centuries ago and blabbed about? Someday, will certain sexual orientations - styles - creativity be accepted by society? Will there be reincarnation? When he dies, he doesn't want his thoughts or words to just die like that as well. He wants them to still live, "Because these words were meant for you!"
Now that he's died, he's unsatisfied of the people his hurt. Trying to forget it, he tries to move on to going to Heaven. pause, is this really it for him? All these questions are making him wonder if he'll get peace at last, will he ever see his loved ones again, or does nothing happen in the end. As if things would be okay. "Don't you ever let me go!"

Love for the beloved. Hate for the hated. Love of not seeing hated ones again. Hate of not seeing beloved ones again. The people that hated him. The people that loved him. His love and hate for life.

" This Love . This Hate ; Is Burning Me Away. "


Well duhr I could be wrong about these lyrics. There's several more meanings and confusions about the lyrics
"I look down and I see, *sigh* - As she's cryin on my mama's shoulder"
Who is /she/? Probably another metaphor, rhyme or something.

"Without rules we're buried underneath
There's a picture glue"

glue should be clue, makes more sense that way.



"And we once also had a story too/You can see that good men come in few/Even in our greatest moments/We may win or we may lose/Every songs got its rules/You've got to learn to make it through/Maybe one day we can choose/.../Without rules we're buried underneath/There's a picture clue/.../Let these words strengthen all your views/Because these words were meant for you"

All he's saying is that some ppl let rules control them... when he said that "every songs got its rules, you got to learn how to make it through," he means you have to know when to break them....

and i think the underlining message of the song is that "this love, this hate" is burning him away because no one ever did and no one ever can teach him what the rules are for those emotions.

i also think Sai/Sasha is his sister

sigh isnt his sister daughter or his effin dog its the girl hes in love with but shes real complicated. i know dueces friends really well there ya go

I'm not sure what their song is about, but their chorus is about their album, Swan Songs. They named it that because it is the last song a swan sings before dieing. And if they ever break up, the album will be their Swan Song.

Sai is a nickname he gave to his sister Arina.
He doesn't have a child, its not a rhyme either.

Is "sigh" Seniel? Because I see them in videos/pictures together a lot.

Holy shit this is like a revolution!! IVE NEVER HEARD THIS SONG B4! I thought it was knife called lust until i came 2 this!

I agree with the meaning that it has some indepth about choosing whether or not to be gay les or tans gender.. but when you think of a military perspective it makes sense like they are singing about going over seas and being a hero or trying to make something of yourself. being part of something bigger than yourself and trying to do better things that what you could do by yourself. the first and last verse seem that way anyways to me at least.

let me know what you think when you picture that mentality and listen to the song..

haha... i love this song... it sorta reminds me of a petafile the way the beginning is... so does that one song by angels and airwaves.. i love this song
it roxx chickens

I'm almost very sure that Hollywood Undead's lyrics contain a little more than just your average song. Everybody is going to pull thier own meaning from the song, even if you just read what someone else thinks the song was about, you will refute it and substitute your very own meaning.

Two corrections:

"Millions end up wrong"
-> Millions TEND TO CRAWL

"And maybe when were gone they'll look into the stars"
-> And maybe when were gone OUR NAMES WILL ECHO THROUGH THE STARS

I think it's about the person singing is unhappy with his life but still has people close to him. He saying his final goodbyes before taking that final suicidal leap.

which one is singing/rapping in this?
it kinda sounds like jdog, but i could be wrong.
anyone know?

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OK this is gonna be long just keep with me.



In a time of need only few can see what's wrong
millions tend to crawl but only those who choose can make it through this all,
only few can sing like lions 'cause we sing until we're gone
and we've got each others backs until we're back where we belong,
a woman held my shield and through the battle we did wrong,
a man who taught me wisdom through the static we recall,
and maybe when we' re gone our names will echo through the stars,
every starts got it's ending even when we've learned to rise above it all,


-He is talking about friendships and relationships who knows you best and who
has been there for your. He goes on to explain that friends will have your back
no matter what happens in life and you always go back to your roots. He goes on to
explain that through the tough times in relationships that you take the good with the
bad and friendships, relationships and life can end as quickly as they started.

The chorus is talking about how life will lead us astray and sometimes its too much
to take and he wants to rise above where he is in life. Also that our hardest moments
can sometimes feel like they will never end but they do and to stay strong.


And we once also had a story too
you can see that good men only come in few.
Even in our greatest moments we may win or we may lose
every song's got it's rules, you've got to learn to make it through.
Maybe one day we can choose how it feels to be a woman or a man
without rules but buried underneath there's a picture glued.
So when my body burns in ashes only sing the truth
Let these words strengthen all your views
because these words were meant for you


- Here he is talking about relationships and how there
are only a few good men out there willing to do the right
thing and when they do the right thing or what feels right
you can still ultimately loose and its a fragile balance that
we walk. He goes on to say that one day it wont matter if we are
a man or a women and there wont be rules but there will always
be that one rule or belief that lies underneath. When he dies
he just wants the truth told about him and not lies or stories.
He is writing this song to strengthen our views on the world and
to tell us not to live so blindly and for those who are the underdog
or misunderstood this song is for them.

An' now I'm floatin' right above my coffin as it closes I look down
I see sigh as she's cryin on my moma's shoulder.
I look up into the sky as the gates to heaven open somethin's wrong
is this destiny or am I goin' home,
what will happen to my soul will I come back I don't know,
will you meet me when its over let me know,
You can meet me here in heaven don't you ever let me go

This love this hate is burning me away


-Here he is thinking of death and what will happen and death is the only
frontier no one knows about and how he loves his family and life and
wants to be with them even in death and does not want them to forget him.

-And the last part explains its self really how what holds you up is what holds
you down in the end and this life is a love hate relationship.




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