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- Death Rattle Lyrics / with translationsNumbing rumble, countless medicine,
Depleted from years of abuse
Death rattle shaking
And there's no faking, undertaking
Pressure point, rigor mortis
Induce, grasp of poison hands
Death rattle shaking
From years of compulsive mistaking
Death rattle shakes (x2)
Disease of eyes, the addict blindfold, reduced to
The realms of death
Death rattle shaking
Accumulating life it's taking
Death rattle shakes (x4)
(Mid)
I've seen the end, and there is no light.
Like deadly snakes, death rattle shakes
(Solo)
Death rattle shakes (x4)
Depleted from years of abuse
Death rattle shaking
And there's no faking, undertaking
Pressure point, rigor mortis
Induce, grasp of poison hands
Death rattle shaking
From years of compulsive mistaking
Death rattle shakes (x2)
Disease of eyes, the addict blindfold, reduced to
Death rattle shaking
Accumulating life it's taking
Death rattle shakes (x4)
(Mid)
I've seen the end, and there is no light.
Like deadly snakes, death rattle shakes
(Solo)
Death rattle shakes (x4)
Facts about Death Rattle
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Death Rattle is written by Rex Brown, Philip Anselmo, Darrell Lance Abbott, Vincent Paul Abbott.
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It is first released on March 21, 2000 as part of Pantera's album "Reinventing the Steel" which includes 10 tracks in total. This song is the 5th track on this album.
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When we try to understand the message behind it, the song 'Death Rattle' by Pantera shows how substance abuse destroys lives through its depiction of drug use which leads to death by brain death. The 'death rattle' serves as a metaphor for the final moments of life, symbolizing the physical and emotional decay caused by addiction and the inevitability of its fatal outcome. The Death Rattle lyrics deliver their message through five emotional states which include anger, despair, reflection and solitude. The song identifies addiction as a serious problem which brings death while emphasizing death as an essential human experience. The lyrics contain themes of drug abuse, death, and addiction, which are considered adult material. The references to 'death rattle' and 'grasp of poison hands' suggest intense and persistent themes that are not suitable for children, warranting a restricted rating.
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Death Rattle falls under the genre Pop.
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Death Rattle song length is 3 minutes and 17 seconds.
Who wrote Death Rattle lyrics?
Death Rattle is written by Rex Brown, Philip Anselmo, Darrell Lance Abbott, Vincent Paul Abbott.
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When was Death Rattle released?
It is first released on March 21, 2000 as part of Pantera's album "Reinventing the Steel" which includes 10 tracks in total. This song is the 5th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Death Rattle lyrics?
When we try to understand the message behind it, the song 'Death Rattle' by Pantera shows how substance abuse destroys lives through its depiction of drug use which leads to death by brain death. The 'death rattle' serves as a metaphor for the final moments of life, symbolizing the physical and emotional decay caused by addiction and the inevitability of its fatal outcome. The Death Rattle lyrics deliver their message through five emotional states which include anger, despair, reflection and solitude. The song identifies addiction as a serious problem which brings death while emphasizing death as an essential human experience. The lyrics contain themes of drug abuse, death, and addiction, which are considered adult material. The references to 'death rattle' and 'grasp of poison hands' suggest intense and persistent themes that are not suitable for children, warranting a restricted rating.
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Which genre is Death Rattle?
Death Rattle falls under the genre Pop.
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How long is the song Death Rattle?
Death Rattle song length is 3 minutes and 17 seconds.
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these lyrics are submitted by kaanSongwriter(s): Rex Brown, Philip Anselmo, Darrell Lance Abbott, Vincent Paul Abbott
Record Label(s): 2000 Elektra Entertainment Group Inc
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