Disturbed: Violence Fetish Meaning

Violence Fetish Lyrics

Bring the violence
It's significant
To the life
If you've ever known anyone
Bring the violence
It's significant
To the life
Can you feel it?

How do you sleep
When you live with your lies
Out of your mouth
Up from your mind
That...

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   Sep 4th 2023 !⃝

   I personally think this song talk about those people who getting bullied or mistreated by society and the rage that's bottled inside of them and how it can develop into a serious problem by saying (you're ripping it up) the singer encourage those people to release that rage in a healthy way by saying (well my brother let me show you a better way get your game face on because it's time to play) and also points out that violence has and always will be a part of our lives by saying (bring the violence it's significant to the life if you ever known anyone).
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   Aug 21st 2016 !⃝

   I think that this song is about how violent the world we live in is and how people like to cause other people pain for no reason and how David doesn't won't be part of it.
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   Sep 16th 2013 !⃝

   I think it has to do with inward anger and David telling the listener to release it in a useful way, and not release the way they were back in 2000 which was violence through government violence.
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   May 4th 2012 !⃝

   It's about an outward release of all your hatred and anger inside, and putting it all to use.

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