Slipknot: Psychosocial Meaning

Song Released: 2008

Psychosocial Lyrics

I did my time and I want out
So abusive- Fate - It doesn't cut
The soul is not so vibrant
The reckoning - The sickening
Packaging subversion
Pseudo sacrred psycho virgin
Go drill your deserts - Go dig your graves
Then fill your mouth with...

1. anonymous

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   Feb 5th 2012 !⃝

   The song is about joey jordisons ex gf cheating on him

   This interpretation has been marked as poor. view anyway
2. anonymous

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   Sep 7th 2011 !⃝

   there are many ideas a man can think but if he thinks it twice he thought about another idea which makes his idea nonsense...
3. anonymous

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   Sep 6th 2011 !⃝

   About the reign will kill us all throw ourselves against the wall so no one else can see the preservation of the martyr in me , meaning the "government is trying to hunt them down so they hide against the wall of faith so no one else can see them
4. anonymous

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   Jul 17th 2011 !⃝

   It's about someone who is in jail and the government punish them more than they deserve hence the lyric I did my time and I want out

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5. anonymous

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   Jul 10th 2011 !⃝

   Psychosocial. He means ignorance. Like Enter the Matrix. That's psychosocial. Socio-economic situation where if you try to point out the nazi-style techniques you'd be the one termed psycho. "Fake anti-fascist lie." Simple, CIA brings horrible dictators to power everywhere on the globe. Sponsors terrrorism, destroys 3rd world countries economies, etc... & I think "Cant stop the killing idea if it's hunting season" refers to the infamous plan to depopulate Earty by 2/3rds. & "Is this what you want" probably refers to him fighting in WW3 killing them instead of random people like them. "the preservation of the martyr in me" enforces that. That's my analysis.
6. anonymous

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   Jun 9th 2011 !⃝

   This song is clearly about the illuminati and how slipknot is tryin to fight it..
7. anonymous

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   May 6th 2011 !⃝

   The term "psychosocial" refers to psychological development and interaction with society.
   
   I think it's about the fact that our hope and dreams are being slowly eradicated. "And the reign will kill us all, throw ourselves against the wall" is talking about the bad choices we had made electing our governments.
   "The secret death gone mad?" We've tried to speak out before and say something but we were silenced or told to shut up and sit down.
   Well, that's what i get at least ...
8. Luca Da Silva

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   Apr 28th 2011 !⃝

   I never really thought this song had a deep meaning up until the part Slipknot sang, "And the reign will kill us all". Then I knew it. It's a song about the government.
9. anonymous

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   Apr 22nd 2011 !⃝

   It's about dying for your religion, as they're talking about a martyr (someone who dies for not being part of something)and how some people can't cope psychologically both with the social environment and the religious environment. And anti-fascism is going against something another religion perhaps? The limits of the dead, well that means everything is made of energy so death doesn't really exist, this is a thing most religions believe. Secrets have gone mad could refer to Nazi Germany (The Jews were dying for there religion.) Thanks for reading, hope I helped. :)

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10. anonymous

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    Mar 6th 2011 !⃝

    This song is about how useless the government is, "and the reign will kill us all" and about it ending, in a sort of government-caused apocalypse.

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