1) A hardcore/punk band from Recklinghausen, Germany.
2) A metalcore/hardcore band from Hamilton, Ontario, formed after the break up of Dead and Divine.
3) A British heavy metal band from London.
4) A goth punk band started in 1979.
5) A black metal band from La Crescenta, California.
6) A power metal band from Cornwall, Ontario.
7) A progressive rock band from Sweden.
8) A power/thrash metal band from Cleveland, Ohio.
9) A death metal band from Caerphilly, South Wales.
10) A death metal band from Našice, Croatia.
11) An 80s doom/heavy metal band from Belgium.
12) An 80s thrash metal band from Londrina, Brazil.
13) A dark drone/noise/ambient project from Russia.
14) A thrash metal band from Wollongong, Australia.
15) A 90s hardcore/metalcore band from Elowood, New Jersey.
16) A death metal from Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas.
17) A heavy/power metal from Washington, US.
18) A post-thrash/groove metal from Norridge, Illinois.
19) A heavy metal from Livingston, New Jersey.
20) A death/thrash metal from Apple Valley, California.
21) A thrash/groove metal band from Argentina.
22) A heavy metal from Argentina.
23) A death/thrash metal band from São Paulo, Brazil.
24) A thrash metal band from Águas de Lindóia, Brazil.
25) A death metal band from Bogota, Colombia.
26) A death metal band from Pereira, Colombia.
27) A melodic black/death metal from Nový Jicín, Czech Republic.
28) A thrash metal/thrashcore band from Milan, Lombardy, Italy.
29) A brutal death metal band from Lima, Peru.
30) A thrash/death metal band from Kalisz, Poland (changed the name to Space Ritual but after a hiatus reformed as Ritual again).
31) A brutal death metal band from Kołobrzeg, Poland.
32) An old school death metal band from Caerphilly, South Wales, England.
33) A death/black metal band from Mérida, Venezuela.
34) An alternative rock/post-hardcore band from Austin, Texas.
1. Ritual is a Hardcore/Punk band from Recklinghausen, Germany. Ritual started out in 2005.
2. Ritual is a metalcore/hardcore band from Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. The band is made up of ex-Dead and Divine frontman Matt Ryan Tobin (Vocals), Matthew Rigg (Bass), Aaron Le Tual (Guitar), Timothy Busa (Guitar), and Chris Cranston (Drums). Their debut self-titled album was released in 2015 on Bullet Tooth (Worldwide) and Distort / Fontana North (Canada).
3. Ritual is a British Heavy Metal band from London, England; formed in 1972. They are often mistakenly referred to as “Widow”, as the cover of their 1983 album “Widow” gave no indication of the band name.
4. Goth punk band Ritual started in 1979 and were one of the first goth punk bands but never got the same recognition as Sex Gang Children or Southern Death Cult. Prior to their first official 7", Ritual released a six track demo tape. They also recorded tracks for an LP called "Songs For A Dead King" but it was never released.
5. Ritual is a black metal band from Los Angeles, California; formed in 1994.
6. Ritual is a power/groove metal band from Cornwall, Ontario, Cananda.
7. Ritual is a Swedish progressive rock band.
Ritual was founded after Bröd failed.
8. Ritual is a Power/Thrash Metal band from Cleveland, Ohio, United States
9. Ritual is a Death Metal band from Caerphilly, South Wales, in the United Kingdom. Formed in 1988.
10. Ritual is a Death metal band from Našice, Croatia.
11. Ritual was a 80s heavy metal band from Belgium.
12. Ritual is a Russian 24 o clock first death radiostation.
13. Ritual is an metal band from Londrina, Brazil, best know for their song "Senhor das Trevas", formed in the 80's.
14. Ritual is a new school hardcore band from Elowood, NJ. They had released only one album with 3 songs on it in 1993.
Using
Ritual Lyrics
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Couldn't see it at first
Losing parts of myself
I was trying to help
But you brought me down
First you take what you need
Then you take what you want
So you pushed me out
Didn't need you, you came up in conversation
Soon as they mentioned your name
I didn't need to hear
I know exactly what you're doing
Starting with my touch
Your body
His bed
I heard you're using again
I heard you're using
I'm like, "Oh my God"
You're off me, who's next?
I heard you're using again
I heard you're using
It was fun but it hurt
Losing me and myself
Such a heavenly hell
So why do you always burn?
Did you realize I'd gone?
Know I shouldn't return
But I'd just do it again
Dreamers never learn
I didn't need you, you came up in conversation
Soon as they mention your name
I didn't need to hear
I know exactly what you're doing
Starting with my touch
Your body
His bed
I heard you're using again
I heard you're using
I'm like, "Oh my God"
You're off me, who's next?
I heard you're using again
I heard you're using
I heard you're using
I heard you're using again
I heard you're pushing
Starting with my touch (my touch)
Your body (your body)
His bed (and his bed)
I heard you're using again
I heard you're using (mm)
I'm like, "Oh my God" (my God)
You're off me (you're off me, yeah)
Who's next?
I heard you're using again
I heard you're using
The lyrics of Ritual Emily Warren's song "Using" describe the pain and frustration that comes with watching a loved one spiral downwards as they battle addiction. The singer is torn between wanting to help this person and protecting themselves from the toxic impact of drug use. The verse "Couldn't see it at first/Losing parts of myself/I was trying to help/But you brought me down" speaks to the leading role addiction takes in the addict's life, then the chorus - "Starting with my touch/Your body/His bed/I heard you're using again/I heard you're using/I'm like, 'Oh, my God,' /You're off me, who's next?" - hints at the codependency that arises in relationships where one party is an addict, and the others are trying to help.
The lyric "So why do you always burn?" is particularly evocative, seemingly referring to the way in which addiction destroys everything it touches or the sensation of being consumed by its fire. The statement "Dreamers never learn" implies that the singer has been in a similar situation before but keeps getting pulled back into it. Overall, the theme of addiction looms large throughout the song- the lyrics function as a warning sign against avoiding the burden of addiction and the heartbreak and helplessness that can come with being close to someone battling addiction.
Line by Line Meaning
Couldn't see it at first
At first, I couldn't see that you were using me.
Losing parts of myself
Because of you, I'm losing parts of myself.
I was trying to help
I thought I could help you, but I was wrong.
But you brought me down
In the end, you brought me down.
First you take what you need
You take what you need from me first.
Then you take what you want
And then you take what you want from me.
But you can't take what you've done
You can't take back the damage you've caused.
So you pushed me out
And now I'm pushed away from you.
Didn't need you, you came up in conversation
I don't need you, but people keep bringing you up.
Soon as they mentioned your name
And as soon as I hear your name, I know what's coming.
I didn't need to hear
I already know what you're doing.
I know exactly what you're doing
I know that you're using people again.
Starting with my touch
It all started when you used me physically.
Your body
You used my body and sexuality.
His bed
You moved on to using someone else's bed.
I heard you're using again
I've heard that you're back to using people.
I'm like, 'Oh my God'
It's shocking to hear that you haven't changed.
You're off me, who's next?
You've moved on from me, who will you use next?
It was fun but it hurt
Being used by you may have been fun, but it hurt me.
Such a heavenly hell
You made me feel great while also causing me pain and destruction.
So why do you always burn?
Why do you always end up hurting people you use?
Did you realize I'd gone?
Did you even realize that I've moved on from you?
Know I shouldn't return
I know I shouldn't go back to you.
But I'd just do it again
But I know deep down that I'd let you use me again.
Dreamers never learn
I'm a dreamer and I never learn my lesson about you.
I heard you're pushing
I've heard that you're not only using but also pushing drugs onto others.
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, CONCORD MUSIC PUBLISHING LLC, RESERVOIR MEDIA MANAGEMENT INC
Written by: Adam Oliver Eugene Midgley, Emily Warren, Gerard David O'Connell, Tommy Baxter
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
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Couldn't see it at first
Losing parts of myself
I was trying to help
But you brought me down
First you take what you need
Then you take what you want
But you can't take what you've done
So you pushed me out
I didn't need till you came up in conversation
Soon as they mentioned your name
I didn't need to hear
I know exactly what you're doing
Starting with my touch, your body, his bed
I heard you're using again, I heard you're using
I'm like, "Oh my God, " you're off me, who's next?
I heard you're using again, I heard you're using
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idk why this songs hasn’t reach million views yet ?!!!!! 😭
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@melyssacossou4893
The power of the social medias on our lives in 2019, a real dope
@quintusricky4472
2 years ago videos like was telling us to change to avoid a future like that, today their are showing our present...sorry world, we failed
@karan_153
This video is amazing, my favourite part is when then take pictures in the club looking happy then go their separate ways frowning
@djlike7731
Much respect for this - a song and yet one of the most important messages of the century. There is a massive warning in this video regarding augmented reality allowing us to see a persons popularity and social progress or decline. It felt dangerous just watching the content in this even if it wasn't intended to be a look at augmented reality because just the information alone can have negative consequences. We need to be prouder of how we use social media rather than the illusion we are liked because of it. Social platforms should also praise users for their positivity and highlight any user on their front pages for their positive contributions. Not always just artistic or popular contributions by celebrities.
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I cant handle sm of eng😂😂
@kmgr.7359
I agree with this strongly social media was starting to fuck me up emotioionally besides my own life problems, and I was always in my phone. But thanks to my bf he helped me ..hes done alot for me. Be greatful if somone ever tries to come into you life to chnage somthing that you dont realize is bad for you