Fair Game
Aggressive Disorder Lyrics
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The hate is inside me the hatred of man
Violent cause for problems unsolved
I hunt the offender for breaking the laws
No one knows, when death will come!
Stalking the darkness, your body grows numb
Taking you out for the price on your head
An angel to some, but death is my name....
No one knows, when death will come!
Stalking the darkness, your body grows numb
Solo
You've become, the hunted your out on the run
Run for your life cause the game has begun
Dead or alive, whatever you choose, peacefully come
Or you'll hang by the noose....
No one knows, when death will come
Stalking the darkness, your body grows numb
RUN!!!
In Aggressive Disorder's song "Fair Game," the singer portrays himself as "the black heart" with "hatred of man" inside him. He takes on a violent cause to solve problems arising from lawbreakers. The singer seeks to extract justice with pain, taking out wrongdoers for a price. He sees himself as fulfilling a role assigned to him by destiny, the grim reaper who can come anytime, anywhere, without warning.
The singer emphasizes that no one knows when death may come, taking on the persona of someone prowling in the darkness to find the target. He warns that those affected by his actions will grow numb as if stalked by death. As the song progresses, the singer accuses the listener of becoming the hunted and being pursued, urging them to run for their life.
Overall, "Fair Game" is a dark and ominous song that portrays a vigilante seeking justice through violent means. It speaks to the idea that revenge can be a motivator for some people who may justify their actions to themselves as necessary for the greater good.
Line by Line Meaning
Raising hell...the black heart I am
I am a black-hearted troublemaker causing chaos
The hate is inside me the hatred of man
I am filled with hatred towards humanity
Violent cause for problems unsolved
Violence is my solution to unresolved problems
I hunt the offender for breaking the laws
I pursue and attack those who break the law
No one knows, when death will come!
The fear of unexpected death looms
Stalking the darkness, your body grows numb
I pursue my prey in the shadows, causing fear and physical numbness
A badge not needed to kill, justice with all of the pain
I don't need authority to carry out my version of justice, which involves causing suffering and pain
Taking you out for the price on your head
I will kill you for the reward money on your head
An angel to some, but death is my name....
I may appear like a savior to some, but in reality, I bring death
You've become, the hunted your out on the run
My prey has become the hunted and is now fleeing for their life
Run for your life cause the game has begun
My pursuit of you is now a deadly game, and you must run for your life
Dead or alive, whatever you choose, peacefully come
Surrendering to me, whether alive or not, is the only peaceful option
Or you'll hang by the noose....
If you don't surrender, you'll face a deadly punishment
RUN!!!
I am chasing after you and you must run as fast as you can to survive
Contributed by Sydney I. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@AF-uc2bd
How to handle? Not mentioned
@snooby324
all parents should read bhagwat gita once and all aggressive behaviour students should listen this once. available in youtube.this bhagwat gita given by god 5000 yrs ago to change mentality
@safarijames7746
Wahala
@rossburns3145
From experience: before reaching out to your pediatrician or school, consider trying a martial art. We began training our son in Brazilian Jiujitsu at the age of 4 as a tactic to channel his destructive and violent behavior. He still sometimes likes to break things, but his violence towards other people went way down. Instead of starting a fight, he will now ask to wrestle, and there are rules to it like to hitting, biting, scratching -- he doesn't always follow them, but he seems to try. Either way, major improvement. From what I understand, trained fighters in their everyday lives are way less likely to start fights because their primary focus is not getting hurt. They know how and when to focus their violent capacities.
@msprettykawaii950
Ill try this thanks
@snooby324
@@msprettykawaii950watch bhagwat gita once . available in youtube may be this helpful. becz this bhagwat gita given by god 5000 yrs ago.
@anchorthesun3438
I feel like that situation very well could turn into the child just having the skills and confidence to be violent towards others kids in a more effective way
@rossburns3145
Time will tell🙌 @@anchorthesun3438
@devilsandchargersfan385
This is what my parents did with me when I was a kid. It 100% works! I was a violent kid and now my dad says he feels like he’s have to electrocute me to get a violent reaction from me lol. Now my 2.5 year old is starting to remind me of me but it’s too early to bring him to formal martial arts but he keeps hurting his little brother so I’m frustrated
@GeneralFlanders
There was a kid in my class named Iancu that was very rude and had violent tendencies, no one in the class liked him and always teased him and bullied him, he was perfectly fine in the 3rd grade as the other kids say but i changed to that class during 4th grade so i never knew what he was like before, his violent tendecies grew as the year went on and he ruined christmas for the class by just being rude and violent to the other kids, at the end of the year my mom went to a parent teacher confrence and she came back to tell me Iancu’s real family died in a car crash when he was 1 year old and was adopted around 4 years old and has trauma from what happened in the orphanage, his parents we’re abusive and mean even tho they we’re so excited about him when he was adopted, one day he did something bad (cant remember) and the teacher was so fed up whit it that she called his mom, Iancu cried and screamed and grabbed the teacher by the arm trying to get her away from the phone, when the mother arrived her hair was gray and she was particullary skinny and a little bit taller than Iancu, when the mom heard what happened she tried to drag Iancu in the hallway and he almost tripped, the teacher brings the, both to the hallway and we saw his mother get closer to him while the teacher was getting in the way and shuts the door, we assume nothing happened since the teacher was there’s but his mom took him home and the teacher soon opens the door and continues to teach, Iancu didn’t show up for picture day but did our intensive english exam (im not sure if all schools do this but in Romania the children do an exam and get split in two diffrent classes whit other new kids that did the exams) we we’re split in the biology room and chemistry room, and i saw Iancu in the corner doing his exam. But after the exam was finished and we all made it home i was scared of the kid and told my mom to switch me classes so i can be whit my friend. The story ends when he leaves the school and we never found out his last name but we figured out his last name started whit one of the last letters in the alphabet which is why he was in the back of the class.