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Bodies
Drowning Pool Lyrics
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Let the bodies hit the floor
Let the bodies hit the floor
Let the bodies hit the floor
Beaten why for (why for)
Can't take much more
(Here we go, here we go, here we go now)
(One) nothing wrong with me
(Two) nothing wrong with me
(Three) nothing wrong with me
(Four) nothing wrong with me
(One) something's got to give
(Two) something's got to give
(Three) something's got to give now
Let the bodies hit the floor
Let the bodies hit the floor
Let the bodies hit the floor
Let the bodies hit the floor
Let the bodies hit the floor
Let the bodies hit the floor
(Now)
Push me again (again)
This is the end
(Here we go, here we go, here we go now)
(One) nothing wrong with me
(Two) nothing wrong with me
(Three) nothing wrong with me
(Four) nothing wrong with me
(One) something's got to give
(Two) something's got to give
(Three) something's got to give now
Let the bodies hit the floor
Let the bodies hit the floor
Let the bodies hit the floor
Let the bodies hit the floor
Let the bodies hit the floor
Let the bodies hit the floor
Skin against skin, blood and bone
You're all by yourself but you're not alone
You wanted in and now you're here
Driven by hate consumed by fear
Let the bodies hit the floor
Let the bodies hit the floor
Let the bodies hit the floor
Let the bodies hit the floor
(One) nothing wrong with me
(Two) nothing wrong with me
(Three) nothing wrong with me
(Four) nothing wrong with me
(One) something's got to give
(Two) something's got to give
(Three) something's got to give now
Let the bodies hit the floor
Let the bodies hit the floor
Let the bodies hit the floor
Let the bodies hit the floor
Let the bodies hit the floor
Let the bodies hit the floor
Hey, go
Hey, go
Hey, go
Hey, go
“Let the bodies hit the floor” is a song by Drowning Pool, an American heavy metal band. The song’s message can be interpreted as a call for a violent revolution or rebellion against those in power, as the lyrics suggest an uprising against oppression. The repeated phrase “let the bodies hit the floor” is a metaphor for fighting back and not backing down, even if it means sacrificing oneself in the process.
The chorus of the song contains the repeated phrase “nothing wrong with me,” which can be interpreted as a form of self-denial or dismissal of the emotional pain and suffering that may be underlying the desire for revolution or rebellion. In other words, the singer of the song is telling himself that he is fine, despite the violence and chaos around him. The second verse hints at the consequences of taking action, as the line “driven by hate consumed by fear” suggests that the rebellion may ultimately result in more violence and fear.
Line by Line Meaning
Let the bodies hit the floor
Encouraging violent, aggressive behavior and wishing for physical harm to come to those around the singer.
Beaten why for (why for)
Why is this happening? The reason for the violent behavior towards the singer is unclear or nonexistent.
Can't take much more
The singer is reaching their limit and cannot handle any more of the current situation.
(Here we go, here we go, here we go now)
A chant to pump up the crowd and incite more violence.
One, nothing wrong with me
The singer believes that there is nothing wrong with their violent behavior and mindset.
Two, nothing wrong with me
The singer is so certain that their violent behavior is justified that they must repeat it multiple times.
Three, nothing wrong with me
The singer is becoming increasingly agitated and defensive about their violent behavior.
Four, nothing wrong with me
The singer is in a state of denial about the negative consequences of their actions.
One, something's got to give
The singer recognizes that their violent behavior cannot continue indefinitely without consequences.
Two, something's got to give
The singer is starting to feel pressure and anxiety about the negative consequences that may result from their violent behavior.
Three, something's got to give now
The singer is demanding that something change soon to relieve the growing tension and anxiety they are feeling.
(Now) Push me again (again)
The singer is daring someone to provoke them and instigate more violence.
This is the end
The singer has reached a point of no return and sees no way to stop the violent behavior.
Skin against skin, blood and bone
The physicality of the violence is described in graphic detail, emphasizing the brutality of the situation.
You're all by yourself but you're not alone
The singer may be surrounded by others who are also violent, but ultimately they are responsible for their own actions and the consequences that come with them.
You wanted in and now you're here
The singer is suggesting that those who are being victimized brought it upon themselves by being associated with the singer or other violent individuals.
Driven by hate consumed by fear
The singer is admitting that their violent behavior is fueled by negative emotions like hatred and fear, rather than any rational or logical justification.
Hey, jump
A final taunt or challenge to the crowd to continue with the violent behavior and chaos.
Lyrics © Reservoir Media Management, Inc.
Written by: Stephen Benton, Michael Luce, C.J Pierce, David Williams
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
@mashmaster4323
2012 : (Here we go, here we go, here we go)
2013 : One, nothing wrong with me
2014 : Two, nothing wrong with me
2015 : Three, nothing wrong with me
2016 : Four, nothing wrong with me
2017 : One, something's got to give
2018 : Two, something's got to give
2019 : Three, something's got to give now
2020 :
LET THE BODIES HIT THE FLOOR!
LET THE BODIES HIT THE FLOOR!
LET THE BODIES HIT THE FLOOR!
LET THE BODIES HIT THE FLOOR!
LET THE BODIES HIT THE FLOOR!
LET THE BODIES HIT THE FLOOR!
@Nooneyet-fy3nq
Reasons why i like this song:
1. Nothing wrong with me
2. Nothing wrong with me
3. Nothing wrong with me
4. Nothing wrong with me
Pt 2:
1. Something's got to give
2. Something's got to give
3. Something's got to give
(4.) NOOOOOOOOOOOOWWWW
@DrizzleFootage
2008 Memory:
-launching video
"Let the bodies hit the floor"
-Oh shit no my speakers !
"Let bodies hit the floor"
-No no no where is the volume button !
"Let the bodies hit the floor"
-Damn speakers no !
"Let the bodies hit the"
-DEAD
@danholtman4952
So many people don't realize the lead singer died from an undiagnosed heart condition. His only wish was to buy his parents a home. The profits from his mates making a DVD posthumously did just that. That's some real friends right there.
@comfy873
He defined the classic youtube.. rest in peace :(
@SamMito28
may he rest
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@retri6987
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@katnisbett7539
one noothing wrong with him NOTHING IS WRONG WITH HIM HES NOT MENTALLY ILL
@Agent-vj3ns
I was gonna see them play at the Cuthbert in Eugene when they said he died on them tour bus of an od. Rob Zombie took their place.
@mashmaster4323
2012 : (Here we go, here we go, here we go)
2013 : One, nothing wrong with me
2014 : Two, nothing wrong with me
2015 : Three, nothing wrong with me
2016 : Four, nothing wrong with me
2017 : One, something's got to give
2018 : Two, something's got to give
2019 : Three, something's got to give now
2020 :
LET THE BODIES HIT THE FLOOR!
LET THE BODIES HIT THE FLOOR!
LET THE BODIES HIT THE FLOOR!
LET THE BODIES HIT THE FLOOR!
LET THE BODIES HIT THE FLOOR!
LET THE BODIES HIT THE FLOOR!
@alorahauder9836
YASS LOVE THIS. very accurate 👏🏼
@leforestierdamien877
kinda right :D
@skyliar07
hahahahahahahahahahaha xDD