Hollywood Undead: Save Me Meaning

Save Me Lyrics

The song talks about how someone has been forgotten in life by everyone around them. The person feels like they got into the wrong crowds but wish they could go back to them but the person also knows that they don't care sadly. Towards the end of...

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   Feb 4th 2020 !⃝

   I think its about someone being abused or dieing miserably. The person soon starts to give up so he/she decides to end the pain of people or parents doing such brutal harm to the person. No one wants to help the person so he/she decides to die and end all of the suffering and pain
   
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   Aug 20th 2019 !⃝

   I think it's about being abused by your family then going into care and trying to forget what has happened but you can’t so then they tell their family that they can’t be saved from suicide which was caused by the fact the were abused
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   Jul 13th 2019 !⃝

   It's about depression and wanting to die.
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   Aug 24th 2017 !⃝

   A song about seeing and witnessing the damage done to one's soul by some of the Hollywood undead actors and actresses ''mis use'' of the misunderstood philosophy of Neitzche. Influencing the young watchers of their movies that can direct One to actually think that he/they can really fly like in the Superman movies, when it's necessary to use Neitzche's ideas, though unrealistically acted, and when THEY[the black Jesuit- crypto jew Nihillists] totally despise Neitzche, They'll give us their drugs full of their lies about Him and His philosophy, that would want him/us all to jump to our death and then find a way to blame Nietzche and even Wagner to say They've influenced Hitler's dream that fell on all of us. Wherenow there's nobody to save him and us from These Ones now who have put God on trial and found Him/us guilty. Forwanting him and us to pay the price and not to be saved, who maybe looking for somekind of a Transformation 'cause they know they've been let down by These ''negative left wing Nihillists'' of Hollywood that have no power to save anyone and no faith to ''Overcome'' their dark inner demons, only to Overcome Others by their stinky dark Nihillism of Bullshovik destruction that wants him/them all dead to justify their means. So the Protagonist[s] want to esdape from these monsters and would rather gamble in taking the plunge downwards to see if there is a Heaven or not from ''Down There'', if to be saved by God Himself from the hell they're willing to fall in.
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   Jul 12th 2015 !⃝

   Pretty sure it's about heartbreak, due to J-Dog saying 'love's a drug, I'm an addict'.
   Then it turns to suicide, with the mention of standing on a building, and being 'halfway to heaven'.
   
   This song is mostly about depression, and how no one can help when it's needed.
   Ofc, just my opinion.

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