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Mar 24, 2011
Mar 21, 2011
I think mtkuhn and Funkmaster's meanings are nearly perfect, The only thing I can add is that the song may be addressing the need for tolerance of other's religions, and lack of a religion. A few of my friends are Christian, and are so biased about Christianity that they denounce other religions, and didn't speak to me for a few days when my answer to their question about my faith was that I don't care if theres a god, I'll find out when the time comes. That is the type of intolerance I believe is being hinted at in the song.
Mar 21, 2011
This song is definately aimed at god, as in the last few lines, even though it isn't listed, says "Forgive the day that I erased, that I erased your name, lord I erased your name." (I listened to the song a few times as I wrote this) To me the song is a confession that he forgot and ignored god, but is sorry and hopes to be forgiven, he also states that he shouldn't have been selfish and ignored god while he became famous, because no matter how many people know about As I Lay Dying, God's name will always be more recognized and remembered.
Mar 21, 2011
I beilieve this song is talking about a metal concert. "When all that I want will mark me as a sinner tonight. I'm a sinner tonight, Yeah!" This may be talking about the desire for violence and lust at a concert.
"power unrestrained dead on the mark is what we will deliver tonight." is talking about how they (Disturbed) will give the crowd.
Energy(unrestrained power) by playing in the show. The chorus says that if the sight of a huge crowd beating each other in a moshpit disturbs you then you should leave, but you will never forget the sight of a huge concert. This is what I think this song means, but it could mean something totally different, like many of Disturbed's songs the meaning isn't 100% clear.