BIFFY CLYRO
- The Atrocity Lyrics / with translationsI don't wanna die,
Don't expect me to die,
I've got my enemies, within my sight,
We're looking through a stain glassed genocide.
I don't wanna die,
Don't expect me to die,
What's joy without the tears, filling our eyes?
Memories of a perfect time.
We dream of nothing, or so we say,
We dream of discovering, a perfect trail,
To the answers that, will seal our pale faces.
That can't happen now,
It's flickering out,
Will we meet again? I hope somehow,
Even if we pass you on your way, out.
I don't wanna die,
Don't expect me to die,
We can live forever.
I don't wanna die,
Don't expect me to die,
We can live forever.
Don't expect me to die,
I've got my enemies, within my sight,
We're looking through a stain glassed genocide.
I don't wanna die,
Don't expect me to die,
What's joy without the tears, filling our eyes?
Memories of a perfect time.
We dream of nothing, or so we say,
We dream of discovering, a perfect trail,
That can't happen now,
It's flickering out,
Will we meet again? I hope somehow,
Even if we pass you on your way, out.
I don't wanna die,
Don't expect me to die,
We can live forever.
I don't wanna die,
Don't expect me to die,
We can live forever.
Facts about The Atrocity
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The Atrocity is written by Simon Neil.
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When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, Biffy Clyro uses their song 'The Atrocity' to explore human mortality through its theme of everlasting life. The stained-glass genocide metaphor demonstrates how people perceive the world incorrectly while they fight to discover their purpose during hard times. The lyrics express a desire to live forever with the expectation of seeing deceased friends again. The lyrics from The Atrocity show six different emotional states which include angst, empowerment, hope, reflection and despair. The song establishes two main themes which include the fight for survival and the need to reflect on past experiences together with the strength to maintain hope. The lyrics contain themes of mortality and existential reflection which may not be appropriate for children younger than 13 years old. The song features repeated death references together with the term 'stained-glass genocide' that create dark themes which need parental supervision.
Who wrote The Atrocity lyrics?
The Atrocity is written by Simon Neil.
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What is the meaning behind The Atrocity lyrics?
When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, Biffy Clyro uses their song 'The Atrocity' to explore human mortality through its theme of everlasting life. The stained-glass genocide metaphor demonstrates how people perceive the world incorrectly while they fight to discover their purpose during hard times. The lyrics express a desire to live forever with the expectation of seeing deceased friends again. The lyrics from The Atrocity show six different emotional states which include angst, empowerment, hope, reflection and despair. The song establishes two main themes which include the fight for survival and the need to reflect on past experiences together with the strength to maintain hope. The lyrics contain themes of mortality and existential reflection which may not be appropriate for children younger than 13 years old. The song features repeated death references together with the term 'stained-glass genocide' that create dark themes which need parental supervision.
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