Don't be such a scrub.Ī helluva song by SLIPKNOT that I do agree with the many interpretations about a Soldier Of War. Not about how evil they are and how god is going to find them and destroy them, you idiotic bigot. He is talking about how everyone thinks about how "evil" he is, but nobody can tell that he isn't being judgmental to christians and people of other religions, because all they see is the bad in him, so while they're are treating him as a martyr, they aren't realizing he is controlling himself from doing the same to them, hence the name of the song. "No one else can see the preservation of the martyr in me" first off martyr is someone who is killed due to religious beliefs. When it says "And the rain will kill us all, we throw ourselves against the wall" he's talking about judgement day, and how then, everyone will know the truth about everyone, but at the same time everyone will have their backs to the wall because they don't want the truth about themselves to be revealed. Corey Taylor himself said the song is about the government AND the military. Hence the whole term "Psychosocial."įirst off, the actual lyrics do say Rain not reign. All he has is pent up stress, homicidal and suicidal tendencies with a society that does not care or even blames him as part of the problem. Once the "kill switch" has been turned on, it doesn't turned off. Is this what you want?" Now the character is out of the combat zone, back state-side, but all he has is a messed up psyche. Purple heart could also mean a literal heart that is in poor health. military members receive for being wounded in combat.
The purple heart is a medal that the U.S. "I've tried to tell you, but your purple hearts are giving out." The part about the purple hearts seems to have more than one meaning. "Fake anti-fascist lie." The lie based off of the poor intelligence that caused us to invade in the first place. The chorus of the song refers to the overall corruption and death of a generation as a result of this war. However, his psyche has been corrupted by what he has seen and done. "I'm done! It has begun, I'm not the only one." The character is at his breaking point, he's fed up with the system as a whole. It's still not a lot, but compared to state-side, it's a small fortune. "Then fill your mouth with all the money you will save." While on deployment, troops make a lot more than back in the states. "Go drill your deserts, go fill your graves" Pretty self explanatory.
"I did my time and I want out." The character is referring that he did his required time, either in Iraq, or in the military as a whole and wants out. This might have something to do with me being an Iraq War veteran, but I see it as an anti-war song.
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