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By Pages:   1    2    3    4    5    6    7    8    Add Your New Review About The Song The Reviews about Pain (page 1/ 8) ------ performed by Three Days Grace Uhm... | Reviewer: xRaveNx | 10/20/09 Actually the song is about drugs. Oxynicotine...Adam was addicted...and oxynicotine is a pain killer,you feel numb...dead from it.So he said that he'd rather feel the pain than feel dead from that drug. Get it? STUPID!!! | Reviewer: chuck norris | 9/25/09 The song is about hating the feeling of being emotionally numb to the things around you due to your own actions. Thats what the guy who wrote the song said so... id say he's right. I dont think it has "anything" to do with cutting yourself, cuz thats just stupid. my life is far from perfect but i've figured out that your as happy as you want to be and you "can" control if your happy or not. so you all need to quit wining like little pussies! Dow jones futures contracts | Reviewer: Helga | 9/23/09 Could you help me. Life is a great big canvas; throw all the paint on it you can. I am from Cuba and also now'm speaking English, tell me right I wrote the following sentence: "Status of growers by dirty funds and analysts of futures, discretion, and due sunlight owners." Thanks 8-). Helga. This is not about Satan | Reviewer: Matt | 9/19/09 This song is not about Satan or being a God-like figure. If you honestly believe that then your still a virgin and your hard on is the bible itself. It's about a preference to feel pain over being numb to everything. I think this song is basically about being a masochist. In which case a masochist as we know gets turned on from pain, they don't feel alive unless they experience pain. In BDSM they seek a sadist. They want someone to be the one to torture them thus in relationships they seek a sadist. Yes that bible freak will prolly find all this sick and warped but in all honestly most girls have a freaky side (I've brought out the freaky side in many girls whom originally didn't think they'd like it). And the guys who find this sick tend to have the girl who isn't sexually fulfilled. there's truth in this song | Reviewer: NeverMind | 9/11/09 This song is so good and so true. I'm almost emotionally dead person or just so selfish that other people doesn't matter, so the best way to get something from relationship is pain. My boyfriend thinks the same so we get along just nicely, no matter what other people thinks when we're sort of abusing and fighting all the time. Maybe it's sick, maybe it's not. "'Cause I'd rather feel pain than nothing at all" Though I think that this song (like all music) can mean different things to the other people, because the context and the person's situation makes the song get whole new meanings. You can take it literally or figuratively, doesn't matter if you like it and you can enjoy it. satan | Reviewer: chris | 5/15/09 'tis 'bout Satan being a God-like figure to whomever the song is about. The singer is the character of Satan. This verse is what reveals it: I know (I know, I know, I know) I know that you're wounded You know (you know, you know, you know) That I'm here to save you You know (You know you know you know) I'm always here for you I know (I know I know I know) That you'll thank me later Satan knows this guy/girl is hurt bad, and knows that he can only get through it with pain. The hurt guy/girl is like, "Holy shit, it's Satan!" So is kinda panicy, but Satan knows, 'That you'll thank me later'. So the Devil isn't all that bad guys :p But I don't even believe in the Devil, but yeah, Three Days Grace might :D emo.... | Reviewer: samu | 4/22/09 well i dont know about you all but to me this song is about when someone has a crush on somebody and the other person dosnt know also that the person with the crush goes on being tortured and suffering. everybody else would,nt be the guys friend and kept putting him through rough times and the dude has pain but he has no love from his crush (pain,without love) p.s. i just wrote about my life....... pain | Reviewer: Anonymous | 4/20/09 this song just makes you feel pain and it doesnt matter what you think it is about its just about pain and agony and sorrow and all of those other dark emotions that hurt. This song really moves me when i listen to it and in my oppinion that is all that matters. Like all great songs it makes you feel. Pain without Love | Reviewer: Molly | 3/24/09 Has no one considered the irony in their interpretation of rough meaningless sex? Despite the fact that rough does not translate into meaningless it just seems rather ironic to me to be rough & numb at the same time, to have a physical feeling, yet to have no emotional feeling, assuming that the word numb is an emotional feeling rather than a physical one, which I am. As a former self-harmer I know that when it all gets too much or when we feel like we can’t feel anything, emotionally sometimes it feels like causing yourself physical pain is the best way to be at the point in time. Anyhow I don’t see why that has to mean that it’s about sex, it can be about any number of things & although he says turn of the lights which people are quite clearly stating that the means that they’re in bed, to me I see that as a reference to leaving ourselves in the dark. I think that can be interpreted many ways; maybe as ignorance, or maybe as embracing this pain & depression. & later he says ‘when the lights go up you’ll understand.’ Pain & pleasure are opposites right? Well sex is ‘pleasure’ & when people generally refer to it in a painful state it’s generally a violation of that act. Abusing one’s consent, or trust, perhaps he’s saying using ‘love’ as a means to contradict itself, either way it’s turning apathy into something passionate. ‘pain without love’ but to me it’s simply embracing the pain that love brings, a war-scar & learning to love the sick part of it rather than ignoring it, facing it head on & learning that it’s not all about ponies & roses & happy shit, that’s not love. Love is about hardship & hatred & pain as much as it is about ‘the good stuff’ there’s no such thing as happy ever after, that’s too false. & when you’re left in agony all you feel is a burning rage, it seems that he doesn’t want to be like that & if he can’t feel passion in simply loving someone he’ll find it in pain, keeping it alive. I’ve had my heart broken before & although misery loves it’s company, the best company I found was the pain that I kept, knowing that I’d loved & lost, but that it was something in me that I could keep, if that makes sense. Either way I don’t think he’s trying to hurt this other person, he’s trying to help them by giving them pain, that may sound ironic but I think this song draws a lot of contrasts. I think he may also be afraid of being happy because it’s like when you’re pessimistic you’re either right or pleasantly surprised? But if you’re happy you’re almost ignorant to what can go wrong. Many things come to mind when I think about this song, I wonder about the other person & what his relationship is to this person, but if that mattered there would be more of an emphasis on it. I think that he knows what that person is going through & somehow causing pain to ourselves in nearly less self-destructive than blocking it out. Anyway I could go on for years that’s not even half of it & mostly it’s a work in progress & I don’t think that people have to believe that or that in discussing it & analysing it future that my opinion isn’t subjected to change, it may do. But I just think that it’s a little narrow-minded to assume that romantic relationships & sex are the only things that can cause us these kinds of pain in life, so I think that a lot of interpretations given in the reviews that I’ve read make sense. It’s about the underlining message, the rest we take what we read from it. & to the person that said that songs weren’t meant to be interpreted by the listener, yes they were. There’s a difference between the reason something was written & the message that we take from it. You wouldn’t be questioning your own ‘interpretation’ if you knew the answer. Otherwise this would be a blog entry rather than a song. from wikipedia | Reviewer: canine168 | 2/3/09 ***According to the band, the song is based on the pain and loneliness encountered on the road during their tours. The band describes this as when people are inches away from you, but you feel miles apart. They allow themselves to be immersed in pain and depression, while they try to listen to a voice that tries to help them break free of this pain.*** Add Your New Review About The Song By Pages:   1    2    3    4    5    6    7    8