Disturbed: Decadence Meaning

Decadence Lyrics

Say, yes they know that you've hurt yourself another time
Don't they know that you're full of pain already?
Yes, they know that you've hurt yourself another time
Decadence isn't easy, is it?

Yes, they know that you've hurt yourself another...

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   Aug 22nd 2011 !⃝

   In social context, the word 'decadent' is often used to describe corrosive decline due to an erosion of moral, ethical, and sexual traditions. This song is meant to open your eyes to how we let our our personal wants decay our society slowly pushing us into world no longer worth living in.And how we will pay for it in more ways then we realize. The decadence the government has towards our country is hurting our selves. It hurt every one when one gets too greed and self seeking. If I've scared you now don't run from me.slowly recall in your mind what has made you so cold ?
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   Jul 12th 2016 !⃝

   5 years strong
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   Apr 24th 2014 !⃝

   I believe with Decadence, Disturbed ment the mental dead you get with drug abuse.
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   May 4th 2012 !⃝

   It's about, as says David Draiman about how difficult it is to live a decadent lifestyle, how you know that the person who is living like this is outwardly enjoying himself, but is inwardly broken and regretful inside.
   
   "Decadence isn't easy- IS IT?"

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