Thousand Foot Krutch: Take It Out On Me Meaning
Take It Out On Me Lyrics
I don't know
I don't know anymore
Thought I had
Thought I had it under control
Hear my voice, here it goes
Hear it louder than most
Here it goes, here it goes
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[Pre-Chorus]
It's not worth it
It's not...
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#1 top rated interpretation:I believe it is about a person who wants to commit suicide because his life is going downhill, but their friend/family member is trying to tell them that it’s not worth it, and to take it out on them, instead of killing themself.
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#2 top rated interpretation:I think its about a relationship that is on the verge of breaking apart with the "its not worth it, its not working, you wanted it to be picture perfect" and the person that has anger inside of them doesn't know how to express it well and the person that they're with is saying "take it out on me" meaning that if it'll help the person thats angry get control or get better then they should take their anger out on them until they're calm enough to talk through whatever is bothering them or if something's not working in the relationship
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#3 top rated interpretation:This song kind of sounds like a relationship where the person is saying "If you need to get rid of your inner aggression to get better, then take it out on me." so maybe the "me" in the song is God. Saying to all the people to take out their problems and anger and grief out on him and then move on from it.
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I think this song was intended to have many meanings that All point to God. They are labeled as "christian" so all interpretations can be right.
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They are said to be a Christian canadian band soo I think its someone spiraling outta control and the chorus is Jesus responding to them as in religion it says to place it all at his feet and he endured the most brutal torment so he knows he can take it if it means itll help them.
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I think it's talking about a broken family, where one is trying to fix it up. "Take it out on me" is the important lyric. I think it means that they are willing to be abused if it means having their family back together.
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I loved this song without context, but put my own to it, and have listened so much more since.
I hear this as an intervention. Drugs have been a struggle in my family, and when I think of it that way, I feel it in my core, brings tears just hearing the lyrics in my head.
To me, it speaks of someone stepping in to help someone they love who is afraid to let go of addiction, doesn't want it to fade...so scream and smash, if it helps you get control, just take it out on me...I'll do anything to help you let it go.
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I personally believe that the song is referring to an individual in a toxic relationship who is trying to hold on to their partner at all costs even if it hurts them or that they have to meet impossible standards.
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This song tells about a friend talking to a person that is giving up and are filled up with anger inside.
The one singing says that the person shouldn't hold in, but instead should come out with it, so they are ready for new and better times to arrive.
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