Misery
Battlecross Lyrics


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Misery you'll take it all away
You don't have to bleed like this anymore
Who will end your pain for you who end all your suffering
Who will end your pain for you who end all your suffering
Beg for mercy

Now that you have brought this on yourself you will repent
Now that you are trapped in this hell you will live in misery

Strip you of everything that has made you
Everything that made you believe in yourself
Who will end your pain for you who end all your suffering
Who will end your pain for you who end all your suffering

Now that you have brought this on yourself you will repent
Now that you are trapped in this hell you will live in misery

Drown in self-pity
Write off all of your life's accomplishments
BLEED

Take one good look at who you are
Know you've done this to yourself
To know there is only one way out
Just end it all

Go and kill yourself
Cus who cares now
You burned the bridge




Now you will drown in misery
Misery

Overall Meaning

In Battlecross's song "Misery", the lyrics seem to be addressing someone who is going through a lot of pain and suffering, and is at the point where they are begging for mercy. The chorus repeats the question of who will end their pain and suffering, suggesting that they are looking to someone, anyone, for help. However, the verses hint that the person's suffering may have been caused by their own actions, as they are now being stripped of everything that had previously made them believe in themselves. The lines "now that you have brought this on yourself you will repent / now that you are trapped in this hell you will live in misery" suggest that the person may be facing the consequences of their own actions, and that there may be no escape from the misery they are experiencing. The final lines of the song are particularly bleak, with the suggestion that the only way out may be to "just end it all".


Overall, the lyrics of "Misery" seem to be exploring themes of pain, suffering, and self-destructive behavior. While the song could be interpreted in different ways, it seems to suggest that sometimes we may be our own worst enemies and that our actions can lead to our own downfall. The repeated question of who will end the person's suffering is left unanswered, perhaps suggesting that sometimes there is no one who can help us but ourselves.


Line by Line Meaning

Misery you'll take it all away
You will be consumed by misery


You don't have to bleed like this anymore
You can end your suffering


Who will end your pain for you who end all your suffering
Who will save you from your misery?


Who will end your pain for you who end all your suffering
Who will help you escape your misery?


Beg for mercy
Plead for mercy from your misery


Now that you have brought this on yourself you will repent
You will face the consequences of your actions


Now that you are trapped in this hell you will live in misery
You will suffer endlessly in your current state


Strip you of everything that has made you
Your identity will be taken from you


Everything that made you believe in yourself
All sources of self-worth will be removed


Drown in self-pity
You will succumb to overwhelming feelings of sadness


Write off all of your life's accomplishments
Discount all of your past life's successes as meaningless


BLEED
Suffer and feel pain


Take one good look at who you are
Reflect deeply on your current situation


Know you've done this to yourself
Acknowledge that you are responsible for your misery


To know there is only one way out
Understand that the only escape is death


Just end it all
Commit suicide to escape the misery


Go and kill yourself
Encouragement to commit suicide


Cus who cares now
Implying that nobody will be affected by your suicide


You burned the bridge
You have destroyed all possible options and solutions


Now you will drown in misery
You will be consumed by your suffering


Misery
Repeated emphasis on the overwhelming feelings of sadness




Writer(s): Michael Kreger, Hiran Deraniyagala, Don Slater, Tony Asta, Marshall Wood Copyright: Metal Skull Music, Artist Publisher Designee

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