Bring Me the Horizon: Go To Hell, for Heaven's Sake Meaning

Song Released: 2013

Go To Hell, for Heaven's Sake Lyrics

For the love of god, will you bite your tongue.
Before we make you swallow it
It's moments like this where silence is golden
(And then you speak)

No one wants to hear you
No one wants to see you
So desperate and pathetic
I'm begging you...

1. anonymous

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   Feb 21st 2018 !⃝

   A helluva song about the now saved Protagonist of this song who actually does care for this friend of his that he once looked up to as being somekind of a Jesus like Shepherd leader. But since his Friend's radical left wing neo-con sinful nature that was once influential and got him in trouble with whatever temptations that was followed by the Protagonist before he was saved. Now has been realizing that his friend is not anykind of a Leader to be followed or looked up to, only another lost sheep in need to be saved from his own followed sins, So now, out of love for his lost friend, the Protagonist is really telling off the devil in him that still may be influencing his mind with a sharp tongue and a big mouth that used to influence him the wrong way where to go now, which is towards hell and leave the rest of his friends alone, especially during a 'sacred moment' spend in time that should not be disturbed for heaven's sake, but needs to be preserved and respected, which actually will be Good for all of them in the long run. But this old friend of his that's still disturbing the rest of their friends at the wrong time needs to go to hell first in order to be taught a lesson there that he HASN'T LEARNED YET FOR ''HEAVEN'S SAKE''.
2. anonymous

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   Dec 19th 2015 !⃝

   This song means that somebody that everybody hates(well he hates anyway) should just put a cork in it. This song is saying that the person is always annoying and that the person talks too much.

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