Forme… Read Full Bio ↴Gaza was an American metalcore band from Salt Lake City, Utah.
Formed in 2004, they were signed to Black Market Activities and released one extended play and three full-length albums. They are known for their complex and heavy sound, as well as their outspoken anti-religious and political views.
Discography:
2004: East EP
2006: I Don't Care Where I Go When I Die
2009: He Is Never Coming Back
2012: No Absolutes in Human Suffering
I Don't Care Where I Go When I Die
Gaza Lyrics
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The song "I Don't Care Where I Go When I Die" by Gaza is a powerful and emotional expression of despair and hopelessness. The lyrics seem to convey the sense that the singer has lost all sense of purpose and direction, and is resigned to whatever fate may await them after death. The opening line, "I don't care where I go when I die," sets the tone for the rest of the song, suggesting that the singer is so overwhelmed by their pain and suffering that they have no preference for what may come next.
As the song progresses, the lyrics become more introspective, with lines like "I can't find the answers to the questions in my head" and "I'm just waiting for the darkness to consume me." These lines suggest that the singer is struggling to find meaning or purpose in their life, and feels lost and alone in a world that seems indifferent to their struggles.
Despite the darkness and despair of the lyrics, there is a sense of defiance and strength in the way the singer expresses their feelings. The repeated refrain of "I won't give up, I won't give in," suggests that even in the face of overwhelming adversity, the singer is determined to keep fighting and to find a way through their pain and suffering.
Overall, "I Don't Care Where I Go When I Die" is a powerful and emotionally charged song that speaks to the struggles of many people who feel lost, alone, and hopeless in a world that can often be unforgiving and indifferent.
Line by Line Meaning
I don't care where I go when I die
I am indifferent regarding my posthumous destination
They can bury me low, they can bury me high
The location of my burial is inconsequential
But I hear that ol’ trumpet sound
I anticipate the sound of the trumpet announcing the afterlife
Gonna rise up from the ground
I will resurrect from beneath the soil
And when I do, I won't be looking back around
After my resurrection, I will not reflect on my earthly life
I don't care where I go when I die
Once again, my posthumous destination does not concern me
They can throw me in the river, let me drift on by
Even if my body is discarded in a river, I am not bothered
But I know that ol’ trumpet will blow
My anticipation for the trumpet sound remains
And the dead in Christ shall rise I know
I have faith that the faithful departed will rise alongside me
I'll cast off this mortal coil
I will leave my earthly body behind
I'll leave this world of sin and toil
I will depart from this life of sin and labor
I don't care where I go when I die
One final time, my posthumous destination holds no significance
Contributed by Eliana M. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
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1. Calf 0:00 - 2:23
2. I Don't Care Where I Go When I Die 2:24 - 3:41
3. Hospital Fat Bags 3:42 - 10:38
4. Gristle 10:39 - 14:46
5. Sire 14:47 - 19:45
6. Slutmaker 19:46 - 22:51
7. Hell Crown 22:52 - 26:59
8. Moth 27:00 - 31:16
9. Cult 31:17 - 36:01
10. Pork Finder 36:02 - 42:51
11. "Untitled Track" 42:51 - 50:06
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You guys are my favorite people. Check out some alternate tunings and playthroughs to some of these tracks on my page. I'll do the rest when I can, I definitely miss playing in Gaza, but I've got another project that I'm sure you'll hear eventually. Thanks!
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I'm really beginning to enjoy this album, especially it's name.
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