There are multiple artists with this name:
1. A British deathgrind band<… Read Full Bio ↴There are multiple artists with this name:
1. A British deathgrind band
2. A late 80's American hard rock band
3. A Malaysian band

1. Lock Up is a grindcore sideproject supergroup originally formed by Shane Embury (Napalm Death, Venomous Concept), Nicholas Barker (ex-Cradle of Filth, Dimmu Borgir) and Jesse Pintado (Napalm Death, Terrorizer). Lock Up was joined by Peter Tägtgren (Hypocrisy) for its debut album, 1999's Pleasures Pave Sewers, and Tomas Lindberg (At The Gates, Disfear) for 2002's Hate Breeds Suffering and a Japanese tour.

The band was later joined by guitarist Anton Reisenegger (Chile's Pentagram and Criminal) in place of the late Pintado.

Lock Up have played very few live shows. In 2009, the band announced that they would play the Damnation Festival that year. The line-up featured Embury, Barker, Lindberg and Reisenegger. It was touted as the band's last ever live show; however, they later booked more shows for 2010.

On December 3, 2010 Lock Up uploaded the first new piece of music in eight years, a track titled "Life of Devastation", to the band's official MySpace page. The song is set to appear on a split seven-inch single with Misery Index in 2011.

The band's third studio album, Necropolis Transparent, was recorded in November and December 2010 at HVR Studios in Ipswich, England, and features guest appearances by Peter Tägtgren and Jeff Walker (Carcass, Brujeria). It will be released on July 1 in Europe and July 12 in North America by Nuclear Blast Records.[3]

2) Lock Up was a band from USA. The band was formed by Tom Morello (Rage Against the Machine). They released one album, titled Something Bitchin' This Way Comes
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lock_Up_(American_band)

3) Lock Up is a band from Malaysia specializing in hip hop and dappangkuthu music. Former members include Dr. Burn and Mista G

Delirium
Lock Up Lyrics

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Stuck in a stalemate
The struggle to breathe and live
We increase the dosage
To cope with the pressure
Free me from the pain
Never again
That's what we say
Delirium

Nauseous convulsions
Deflecting our fears

We stare at the answers
But swallow the questions
Take me away
Cannot resist
Day after day
Delirium
Life is hell
Bitterness is all I taste

Drug hazed memories
Of how I think I was

Overall Meaning

The song "Delirium" by Lock Up sheds light on the struggles faced by people who are suffering from mental health issues. The opening lines of the song, "Stuck in a stalemate, the struggle to breathe and live" portray the pain and suffering experienced by these people. The lyrics go on to describe the use of medication to deal with the pressure, which often leads to addiction and drug hazed memories. The lines "Free me from the pain, never again, That's what we say, Delirium" express a strong desire to overcome the challenges and live a normal life. However, this is easier said than done, as the lyrics reveal the constant battle with nausea, convulsions, and fears that accompany mental health issues.

Line by Line Meaning

Stuck in a stalemate
Feeling trapped and unable to move forward

The struggle to breathe and live
Overwhelmed and strained by the challenges of everyday life

We increase the dosage
Turning to harmful habits to numb the pain and cope

To cope with the pressure
Using self-destructive behavior to deal with overwhelming stress

Free me from the pain
Desperately seeking relief from emotional or physical suffering

Never again
A vow to break the cycle of pain and addiction

That's what we say
Expressing a desire to change, but struggling to follow through

Delirium
A state of confusion and disorientation caused by extreme stress or substance abuse

Nauseous convulsions
Suffering from physical symptoms caused by substance abuse

Deflecting our fears
Avoiding facing difficult emotions by using addictive behaviors

We stare at the answers
Knowing what steps need to be taken to heal, but feeling too overwhelmed to take them