Just tying to figure out what your frame of reference is.
Whitechapel uses a lot of dark themes in thier music.
My interpretation: This song is centre’s around the rage felt by those who were oppresed by a powerful figure. The knowledge that someone who caused suffering on a wide scale ,*dying in pain, might be the only justice some people get can cause normally good people to celebrateone’s death. While others may feel the need to express themselves in a more corporeal manner. Some may feel they were cheated due to the offending parties not being tried and punished.
I don’t think the song is saying you shouldn’t forgive, and I do think there is a place to express negative views. I do believe they were trying to provoke thought on the subject of whether forgiveness after death is universal.
Forgiveness is strength
Did you listen to the song?
not yet! but since English is my second language, i have trouble understanding English when its sung. ill have a look at the lyrics. TY!
Would like to hear your thoughts after.
music: 8/10
lyrics: i dont get them
What bands do you normally listen to?
a ton of em, my fav’ being P.O.D., Blut aus Nord, Slayer & Peste Noire
why are u asking me that?
Just tying to figure out what your frame of reference is.
Whitechapel uses a lot of dark themes in thier music.
My interpretation: This song is centre’s around the rage felt by those who were oppresed by a powerful figure. The knowledge that someone who caused suffering on a wide scale ,*dying in pain, might be the only justice some people get can cause normally good people to celebrateone’s death. While others may feel the need to express themselves in a more corporeal manner. Some may feel they were cheated due to the offending parties not being tried and punished.
I don’t think the song is saying you shouldn’t forgive, and I do think there is a place to express negative views. I do believe they were trying to provoke thought on the subject of whether forgiveness after death is universal.
Edit: *
what R ur fav’ bands (just curious)?
makes sense, TY