Slipknot: Gehenna Meaning

Gehenna Lyrics

Do you believe? Do you fade like a Dream?
Let me hear you breathe
Let me watch as you sleep
The sparrow's eyes.... Promises shift into judgments
I cannot deny that you were designed for my punishments

The blood and the body
Control the...

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   anonymous

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   Jul 20th 2011 !⃝

   It deals with obsession from the person with the obsession's point of view and wanting to let go of the facade and being true to yourself, as monstrous as it may seem. Vocally, I'm doing some shit that ive never done before and its fucking disturbing, but very beautiful at the same time.
   Straight from www.slipknot-metal.com. Hun.
2. anonymous

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   Dec 11th 2016 !⃝

   Gehenna is a place for spiritual purification that only the truly most evil of souls end up in the afterlife, in Hebrew tradition it is usually described in a way that one may compare to Hell, unbelievable suffering and punishment. There are several Biblical references to it, once I learned about "Gehenna" I truly see this song in a new way
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   Feb 19th 2014 !⃝

   I think its just evil, snapping and getting what you want to have some closure and then being insane at the same time
4. anonymous

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   Jun 28th 2011 !⃝

   This song is about how people sell their soul to The Devil. He's asking them if they believe that this is real. He's asking them if they believe that this actually happened to them. (I Think)

   This interpretation has been marked as poor. view anyway

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