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Linkin Park’s “In the End” Lyrics Meaning

Linkin Park’s “In The End” is very-philosophical in its approach. And there are two popular schools of thought concerning its meaning. One is that it is based on the main vocalist, Chester Bennington’s childhood. More specifically it is being...

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Linkin Park’s “Numb” Lyrics Meaning

Linkin Park’s “Numb” is a song that is being relayed from the perspective of someone who would logically be a child (i.e. teenager) still living under his or her parents. Indeed the lyrics are focused...

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“New Divide” by Linkin Park

One important aspect of this song which should be noted from the onset is that it was written specifically for a “Transformers” movie, with Transformers being a science-fiction, action-cartoon franchise. And that would explain some of the colorful, vivid...

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“Burn It Down” by Linkin Park

The lyrics of Linkin Park’s “Burn It Down” of course utilize some very-powerful metaphors. And according to Mike Shinoda they are, to some degree, open to the interpretation of the listener. But at the same time, amidst...

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Linkin Park’s “Crawling” Lyrics Meaning

While listening to Linkin Park’s “Crawling”, it becomes obvious that the narrator is dealing with a serious situation. The lyrics read as if he is inflicted with some sort of internal dilemma. And this dilemma...

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Linkin Park’s “The Catalyst”

Linkin Park’s “The Catalyst” is based largely on the reality of living in a world where nuclear bombs are also present. As such the term “living under [a] loaded gun” likely points to the possibility...

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Linkin Park’s “Breaking the Habit”

As this classic’s title suggests, it is about the singer “breaking” a “habit”. In other words, he is making a resolution that today will be the day that he overcomes a self-destructive addiction. Now the...

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“Lost” by Linkin Park

What Linkin Park’s “Lost” is speaking to, most simply put, is the vocalist (Chester Bennington) being traumatized. Perhaps we can say that most of the time when a person is in a state of trauma,...