This is my favourite song 🥳

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Been a Korn fan the last 10 years. I love your work and dedication to your videos. New subscriber here ❤

Thanks for taking the time and effort to post these!!! It is cathartic.

What a great song !!!!

Finally someone got the first lines right.

The only lyrics video that actually has the right lyrics, good job

This is Korn's best song. Imo

I've always known it as K@#Ø%! though it's a banger of a song, lyrics wise, just odd.

Perfect timing. Love your videos, love the synopsis in your comments, too.

"I Can't Feel" is a poignant depiction of the despair of emotional numbness and feeling trapped within oneself, with a sense of hopelessness and fear pervading the lyrics.

Jonathan Davis spoke to Metal Hammer magazine about the track: “Right now, everything is going good, but always in the back of my head I’m just waiting for that next bad thing to happen. I thought it was an amazing way to end the record because it’s all about me battling the darkness and coming out on top, but life is a never-ending loop and there’s always more bullshit ahead.”

"My Confession" is a song that delves into the themes of self-reflection and regret. The lyrics are addressed to an individual who is lost in their own ego and has become deceitful and evil due to their own desires.

this song sound like 90s ! like it so much !

?? i was looking for uh videos Oh KORN !!! MY BAD, 🤤

Pretty lyric

Korn gotten me through those dark voices of depression I have to thank yall for years yall have saved me since I was a teenager this music saved my life. 🔥 song

"Penance To Sorrow" explores the inner struggles and feelings of guilt or sorrow that Jonathan experiences. Lyrically, it reflects on the idea of penance, a concept often associated with atonement or making amends for one's actions. The phrase "penance to sorrow" suggests a journey or transformation where Jonathan's actions or thoughts lead him into a state of sorrow. It can be interpreted as a depiction of the emotional weight that comes with realizing past mistakes or dealing with inner demons.

"Hopeless and Beaten" is a reflection on the struggle of addiction and the pain that it can cause. The lyrics describe Jonathan Davis' feelings of being trapped and unable to escape the hold that addiction has on him. He pleads for help, but at the same time acknowledges that he is unable or unwilling to give up his addiction.

Not heavy enough

This song in particular talks about an imbalance (or a disconnection, according to the title) between dark and light that Jonathan is facing. Despite his awareness of these energies surrounding him, he states that it’s still hard for him to get a complete grip on it, due to the natural contrast (or, once again, disconnection) between the dark and the light. However, one can’t exist without the other.

This is KoRn's best song to-date. ❤ As someone who has a lot to heal from (who doesn't?) I adore this. 😊

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I absolutely love this! I have sincerely been waiting for corn to come out with something like this🎉

9th!

Lyrically, the song addresses JD's tiredness of his portrayal by the media, and fame in general. The song was originally recorded under the name “Kage”, and at one point, “Spaghetti Balls”.

"Start the Healing" is an empowering song about the importance of facing and overcoming personal struggles and finding healing from pain.

You will be happy hold on.

Hold on everything comes back you will reap your fruits.

Lyrics touch upon feelings of emptiness, hopelessness and frustration. The verses describe Jonathan Davis' inability to find relief for the emotional suffering he's experiencing. He yearns to experience some kind of sensation or feeling, represented by a "spark in the dark", but is unable to find it.

Not great not bad... meh

I feel your pain and always have since I was 16 first hearing follow the leader. I’m 39 now and it seems like somehow me and John keep living a life parallel to eachother. Not the same but we experience similar pain

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This shit is good❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

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this is insane

The song is about a vivid picture of someone who feels abandoned and forgotten, left to battle their inner demons alone. It speaks to the universal human experience of feeling isolated and misunderstood. The haunting melody and intense vocal performance by Davis further heighten the emotional impact of the song, allowing the listener to truly empathize with the pain and anguish being expressed.

The song talks about Jonathan Davis' emotions after the accidental overdose death of his wife, Deven Davis, in August 2018. Jonathan talks about how he still misses Deven and feels he failed her when she needed him the most.

"This Loss" talks about the depression and pain that Jonathan Davis is going through and how the loss is keeping him from being happy again. The loss being the death of his wife.

After the death of Johnathan Davis’ wife, he probably felt very lost and confused trying to find a way out of his depression, but as life goes on it seems to get harder and harder for him to escape it, he might feel the need for help or instruction to get his life together and to move forward. The song talks about how he feels like he’s always the unlucky one, signifying more of the bad things he’s gone through.

The song deals with Jonathan Davis' emotions throughout the years, including the 2018 death of his wife Deven Davis. Jonathan feels imprisoned in his own world with everything he has gone through, from being abused in his childhood to his adulthood trials such as drug addiction, his son Zeppelin being diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes, and the aforementioned death.

"The Ringmaster" portrays the internal struggles of an individual battling their own demons and desperately seeking a way to break free from the darkness that consumes them. Davis has always had a whole bunch of different characters in his vocal range, here we get a high-end register yelp as "The Ringmaster" opens. Musically it’s not a million miles away from the sort of cut we got on 2013’s "The Paradigm Shift" album, with some typically idiosyncratic cymbal work from drummer Ray Luzier. Mid-song Davis loses his shit and goes on a scatting rant, which is always a treat and serves as the songs highlight.

Appreciate all the work you do posting these!

The lyrical content itself is enough to give you goosebumps, whether or not you are aware of Jonathan's tragic loss. The personification of grief as "it", a child, during the verses, makes it all the more harrowing - this feeling, this ghost-like child, is ever-present and has a life of its own that the vocalist is separating it from himself to try and nurture it and avoid the pain it brings him. "Can You Hear Me" was originally revealed on 14 May 2015 on the KZbin channel of music equipment company Antelope Audio. The song was initially intended as a solo work by Davis but was eventually included in "The Nothing" after Nick Raskulinecz heard it. Davis told Kerrang: "That was originally one of my solo songs, but the band took it - just like "Take Me" on the last record was one of my solo songs. Nick loved that song, and the band went back, and did it and I really like how it came out. That's one of the songs with 20-something vocals on it. There are so many harmonies that it's like ABBA or some shit. I love it."

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According to guitarist Munky, the title of the song was based on the death of Deven Davis, Jonathan Davis' wife, after a considerably long battle with drug addiction. Many songs on "The Nothing" deal heavily with loss, reflecting Davis' experience with the death with his wife Deven and his mother in quick succession. This is lyrically alluded to in "Finally Free", hinting at someone dealing with what has been described as "perhaps the deepest, most confounding loss of his life". The song is dedicated to Deven and her battle with addiction, serving as an elegy and a celebration of her life due to being "finally free" from the torment. “It’s totally relating to his wife and her death. She went through so much. Him and her together as a family went through so much, and if you know anybody who has battled with addiction, like I have and like so many of us in this band have, you sometimes feel like you can’t shake those demons. She’s finally free, which is essentially how we got the title of the song.“ - Munky

Wtf...... Excelent!!!