Purity
Pinchpoint Lyrics

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As I lie here in the darkness, wishing it would end
Giving myself to the habit that takes me to bed
With primal force and tempting hands
I never thought that it would be like this

I need to know how it feels to touch that part of you
I need to know how it feels to sense that side of you
I need to know how it feels with just one taste

Show me how to feel

I never meant to harm you
I just needed to take you
I never meant to break you
I just needed to claim you
I never meant to hurt you
I just wanted to tame you
I just wanted
I just wanted your purity

Getting closer to the moment she takes me in
Letting myself play a victim again and again
With rousing will inflicting grace
I never thought that it could be like this

I need to know how it feels to touch that part of you
I need to know how it feels to sense that side of you
I need to know how it feels with just one taste
Show me how to feel

I never meant to harm you
I just needed to take you
I never meant to break you
I just needed to claim you
I never meant to hurt you
I just wanted to tame you

I just wanted
I just wanted your purity

Overall Meaning

The lyrics in Pinchpoint's song "Purity" reveal a complicated and conflicted mindset of the singer. Through the lines, “As I lie here in the darkness, wishing it would end,” it is clear that the singer is experiencing a sense of hopelessness and dissatisfaction with their current state. They then confess to “Giving myself to the habit that takes me to bed,” which speaks to their addiction and how it provides temporary comfort, but ultimately leads to a cycle of negative emotions.

The chorus of "Purity" amplifies this tension and conflict as the singer expresses their desperate desire to know what it feels like to have a true connection with another person. They ache for "purity," which could be interpreted as innocence, honesty or just a pure, authentic relationship. However, their method of obtaining this desire is unorthodox and damaging as they say, "I never meant to harm you, I just needed to take you…I just wanted to tame you." This behavior is both manipulative and disrespectful towards the other person, and it suggests that the singer's need for purity is rooted in their own inability to confront their emotional turmoil and vulnerability.

Overall, "Purity" offers a glimpse into the complexities of addiction, insecurity, and emotional turmoil. The lyrics reveal how these factors can drive a person to act in unhealthy ways, and how blindly chasing a feeling of purity can do much more harm than good.

Line by Line Meaning

As I lie here in the darkness, wishing it would end
Feeling helpless and wanting to escape from the pain and loneliness, seeking comfort in a habit.

Giving myself to the habit that takes me to bed
Succumbing to addiction as a way of coping with the hardships of life.

With primal force and tempting hands
Being driven by raw and instinctual desires.

I never thought that it would be like this
Unexpectedly finding oneself in a situation that feels out of control and confusing.

I need to know how it feels to touch that part of you
Desiring to experience a deeper level of intimacy and connection.

I need to know how it feels to sense that side of you
Craving to understand and explore a partner's inner desires and emotions.

I need to know how it feels with just one taste
Longing to experience a sensation or feeling that can't be put into words.

Show me how to feel
Wanting someone to guide and teach how to connect with one's own emotions and desires.

I never meant to harm you
Expressing regret and remorse for any pain caused to the partner.

I just needed to take you
Feeling a strong desire to be with the partner and experience a deeper level of connection.

I never meant to break you
Feeling responsible for any emotional harm caused to the partner.

I just needed to claim you
Having a possessive and dominant desire over the partner's affection and attention.

I never meant to hurt you
Regretting any emotional or physical pain caused to the partner.

I just wanted to tame you
Having a desire to control and dominate the partner's emotions and desires.

I just wanted
Expressing a strong and intense longing.

I just wanted your purity
Craving to experience the partner's innocence and vulnerability, to feel a sense of power and control.

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Comments from YouTube:

@jimowens381

22w↑14

I watched the video. First, baiting is legal in Ohio but I really don't think the corn had anything to do with him killing the buck. Second, that deer was living in a place where it outsmarted all the people that were around for many years. And lastly, Lee definitely worked as hard as anyone I've ever seen in order to put himself in a position to kill the animal. Hunting in a drug infested homeless camp? Definitely something I would have no desire to do, giant buck or not. But no doubt the dude earned that deer. Props to him!

@star-b-qpodcast54

21w

Agreed. Bait was likely responsible for accelerating camera activity but it did not seem like that buck was stopping at a corn pile leading to that shot.

@m4nap4rt20

20w

I'm not sure you can earn any deer, but I'm not saying Lee didn't work for it. I don't think JZ is saying that either. This deer lived on the NW side of Columbus. Meth is a major problem in that area, but lots of people knew about this deer. People fed it. The point i think JZ was making is that he wants to hunt wild deer, in their element. This deer may not have been tame, but it damn sure wasn't wild. It was very habituated to humans, and spent most of its life within 50 yards of people. As JZ said, the chase stops being about outsmarting a mature buck, and more about greasing enough wheels to get access. Not my bag, to be sure, but clearly Lee Ellis and Co feel differently.

@allenosborne1201

22w↑1

Go JZ, Go JZ, Go JZ, Go!! Loved your rant on high fence hunting!! You speak the truth!! ❤

@underdogoutdoors

21w

Outside the Midwest, most of us hunt highly pressured deer with few options on access points etc... Speaking for myself having done that the beginning half of my hunting life, most hunters outside of Iowa type environments hope to get lucky during the rut in one of the only spots they have. No reason for this rant, lol, long time supporter of you guys!

@CliffWhitehall-ur9hd

22w↑2

Hunting with a bow rifle or shotgun it’s still hunting you might want to check your self as hunters we need to stick together. It doesn’t matter what weapon we use.

@gohuntgenesis2737

21w

when i read blowing up the blind i was thinking something totally different😁

@joeodonnell8651

22w↑3

Zarr is just mad cause he has spent well over 20Gs over the years and only kills dinks 😂

@bowhuntordie

22w↑1

There is an element of truth to this 😂

@dutch74now

21w

Just had a thought on the Hardy high fence bucks. What if the ranch invited him gratis to hunt their ranch because they like his music. Should he have turned them down? Does that change your opinion on this particular instance, if he didn’t pay to hunt? I’m also not a fan of high fence… but I can’t say for sure If day “no thanks” To a free hunt for a 240” buck

@NewDayOutdoors

22w↑1

Brando needs a sword and a part in the Princess Bride 2.0.

And F high fence "hunters"!

@JimBowSlice

22w↑1

Speaking of wolves and deer the deer harvest in michgans upper peninsula arguably the richestest hunting tradition in north america. They post the harvest numbers at the mackinac bridge and its down by 35 percent

@jesustorrez4520

22w↑1

No the hunters are down 35% not the deer.

@Bow-Man

22w

@@jesustorrez4520Wolves are eating cedar

@JimBowSlice

21w

@@jesustorrez4520 I think that's probably a very good point that I had not thought about. It probably isn't the tradition it once was

@richardbritt3611

21w↑1

Bottom line
Lee and other urban hunters, including at times, myself, are hunting deer that for the most part have been desensitized to human scent as a negative. So the number one weapon a deer uses to defend itself, it's nose, has been severely diminished in value. I see absolutely nothing wrong with this type of hunting. But it is not on par with hunting mature deer on high pressured properties. It takes a different skillset to hunt these type deer. And Lee has mastered the art of gaining permission, perseverance, site prep, and closing the deal at the moment of truth.

@bowhuntordie

21w

100% agree with everything you said! It's a different skill set entirely, and he's a master at it.

@no6hunter

22w↑1

The Kimbo hunt almost felt like a high fence hunt, limited home range and cell cams all over, that deer had no chance of survival

@joeodonnell8651

22w

Did you watch? The moved 3 miles away for 10 days while he hunted it

@no6hunter

22w↑2

@@joeodonnell8651 I did and they had his whole range on lockdown. It's part of suburban hunting but I'm sure he only had a thin strip of woods to travel on

@m4nap4rt20

20w

@@no6hunteryep. This was on the NW side of Columbus. A lot of people know about this deer. People fed it during the season and winter. It wasn't tame, but it was quite wild either. It was habituated to humans beings, certainly.

@davidbabyakdeerkiller8607

22w↑1

Going back to kimbo on Lee's buck around my area Allegheny/Westmoreland county 2B in PA. There's a lot of places that are real similar to what he was hunting and I get what you're saying about escaping all that and what not. But whenever you see a massive monster deer and a suburban area and you can get permission and and whatnot, it's well worth it. Sometimes you got to put up with a little bit of bullshit to get the monster

@garyhosier4765

22w↑1

Thanks for the laughs

@thedeercamp

21w

You’re right about anti hunters and non hunters not liking trophy hunting or sport hunting. They also don’t like to see hunters over celebrating a kill and taking smiling pictures with dead animals. Let’s stop those things too. Yes, I’m actually being serious. I love hunting, obsessed about it honestly, and those are two things I don’t like about our community. I think we need to show greater respect to what it is we’re actually doing here. We’re taking a life and we need to be more humble about it. Just my opinion.

@davidbabyakdeerkiller8607

22w

I agree with what you said brother

@timkaldahl

22w↑3

For a psychopath, using the cruelest method possible is the point. Several of my friends from Northeastern Minnesota didn't even bother to buy tags this year. If the deer population isn't effected by wolves, why did the Minnesota DNR restrict the number of antlerless permits to make sure the wolves have enough food to get through the winter?

@Diffidentone

20w

Yep same in Wisconsin here, they made one county (Iron) buck only and that county just happens to be one of the areas identified as having the best wolf habitat. So being buck only that preserves the most deer to sustain as many wolves as possible just as you said is happening there.

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@johnlindsay8630

22w

You should leave stuff like that for another talk show bad shots of archery bloopers or something

@Theoutdoorsaregreat1275

22w

The importance of hunters orange

@Nomorehandlenames9230

22w↑4

You get turned off by baiting but so many of your hunts, and the hunts of guys featured on Bowhunt or Die, are sitting over a food plot or cut cornfield.

@foREVerZ28

22w↑3

Which isn’t baiting.

@JimBowSlice

22w↑3

There's a stark difference in working the ground and buying bait.

@Nomorehandlenames9230

22w↑3

You guys keep telling yourselves that.

@Bow-Man

22w↑5

After all these years you're finally a master baiter... Congratulations

@JimBowSlice

22w↑2

@@Nomorehandlenames9230 what's the difference in hunting a normal crop field then? I don't have the luxury to plant food where I can hunt and I don't bait at all plus it's illegal In my state. I'm just saying planting food plots is vastly different then putting a pile of food out. Guys that work their ground for deer gives the whole eco system a boost and helps everything not just deer.

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@clenzyson

21w

In the words of Charles Barkley.... There's some big women in Wisconsin!!!😘

@yousnoozeyouloze

22w

coup de grace is a finishing strike/mercy kill

@bowhuntordie

21w

I looked it up after! I was close!

@davidcross5688

22w↑3

100% AGREE, with ALL the hunts from Seek One, SPOILED AND SNABISH!!! (The baiting part don't bother me, but everything else does)

@garyhosier4765

22w

Poaching….. not much different than walking into cabelas, filling a bag with stuff and walking out.

@johnrough6963

22w↑1

Why aren't the trophy photos being updated

@MiniBullyMom

22w

The story pissed me off but I’m also pretty sure you meant “a dog and HER puppies” not “a dog and HIS puppies”.

@jonathanharrell1502

22w

I agree!

@davefabian2942

21w↑2

Where did the “Let’s Go “ comment come from, it is getting so old!!

@someonesomebody5453

22w

have you ever seen the show =how ridiculous= looks just like one of them...

@johnlindsay8630

22w

😂 only in America

@davidbabyakdeerkiller8607

22w

Not for 600 fucking dollars man. It's a nice sight and pretty cool the way it is. But hell no not for 600 fucking dollars. I already bought a dialed and spent $600 in. Got shafted kind of I believe cuz HHA came out with their the rise right after son's a bitches but it is what it is. I got another boat to put one on here soon hopefully

@garyhosier4765

22w

Editing sucks in most publications anymore. Nobody actually reads again what they write. Unprofessional.

@tOSUSteve

22w↑2

Was not a fan of the kimbo hunt - the urban deer are nearly pets

@johnlindsay8630

22w↑1

Way too much red tape I’m not saying that Ontario is any better but when you get into that much red tape, it’s not even worth hunting anymore take up knitting

@manuelwebe

22w↑3

I am going to stop watching/listening to this, because I actually like bow hunt or die videos, but I am very close to stop watching that too because of this guy. He is so annoying.