Crashing Down
Shatterpoint Lyrics


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[Music: Drake, Lyrics: Drake/Baxter/Zeeman]

Crashing down torn by hate
You'll get yours throughout fate
You only had to make one mistake
Crashing down torn by hate
There's only so much one country can take
In the end we will not break

Until the end
You can take my life
Armed with pride
For those who died

Until the end
You can take my life
Armed with pride
For those who died

You tried to beak us down
In to the ground
But it's not that easy

You tried to beak us down
In to the ground
But it's not that easy

You tried to beak us down
In to the ground
But it's not that easy
It's not that easy

Crashing down torn by hate
They once stood tall but now lie in remains
These vivid memories carved in stone on my brain
Crashing down torn by hate
I hope you got your fifteen minutes of fame
He is the reason you go down in flames

Until the end
You can take my life
Armed with pride
For those who died

Until the end
You can take my life
Armed with pride
For those who died

You tried to beak us down
In to the ground
But it's not that easy

You tried to beak us down
In to the ground
But it's not that easy

You tried to beak us down
In to the ground
But it's not that easy
It's not that easy





[Solo: Wright]

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Shatterpoint's song "Crashing Down" speak of resilience and determination in the face of hate and adversity. The first verse sets the tone, describing how the subject of the song has been "torn by hate". The line "You'll get yours throughout fate" implies a sense of karmic justice, as if the person responsible for the hate will eventually receive their own punishment. The chorus emphasizes the themes of sacrifice and pride, with the repeated refrain "Until the end, you can take my life, Armed with pride, For those who died." The sense of national pride and the memory of those who have died for their country is evident in these lines.


The second verse adds more details to this picture of resilience, with reference to the country as a whole. Once again, the lyrics suggest that the enemy has already been defeated, and that "In the end we will not break." The repeated refrain "You tried to break us down, into the ground, But it's not that easy" seems to be a defiant statement of hope, implying that no matter how bad things get, the nation will not give up. The solo that follows the second verse adds an additional layer of emotion and energy to the song, transitioning into the final chorus with a sense of triumph.


Overall, "Crashing Down" is an anthem of defiance and perseverance, reflecting the themes of courage and patriotism that are often inherent in heavy metal music.


Line by Line Meaning

Crashing down torn by hate
Our world is falling apart due to anger and hostility


You'll get yours throughout fate
Your destiny is already decided and you will ultimately face the consequences of your actions


You only had to make one mistake
Your downfall was caused by a single misstep


There's only so much one country can take
There is a limit to what a nation can endure


In the end we will not break
Despite hardships and adversity, we will persevere and not be defeated


You tried to beak us down
Your attempts to destroy us


In to the ground
Have failed and we remain standing


But it's not that easy
We are not easily defeated and will conquer our enemies


They once stood tall but now lie in remains
Those who were once powerful are now destroyed


These vivid memories carved in stone on my brain
The traumatic events are forever etched in my mind as if chiseled in stone


I hope you got your fifteen minutes of fame
Your notoriety and fleeting glory will not last


He is the reason you go down in flames
Your downfall is caused by your own actions, not outside forces


Until the end You can take my life Armed with pride For those who died
I will continue to fight until the end, with pride in my heart for those who died


[Solo: Wright]
Musical solo




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