 Genius Meanings
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Bring Me The Horizon – MANTRA
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“MANTRA” is a powerful but eerie alternative rock anthem that depicts how people blindly follow others. The highly-anticipated debut single off the band’s sixth studio album has
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Bring Me The Horizon – MANTRA (Live In Tokyo)
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[Verse 1] / Do you wanna start a cult with me? / I'm not vibrating like I oughta be / I need a purpose, I can't keep surfing / Through this existential misery / Now, we're gonna
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Bring Me The Horizon – i apologise if you feel something
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The opening track for amo, as well as “MANTRA”’s intro, “i apologise if you feel something” leads with love like the whole album. As Jordan Fish said:
The song is essentially
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Bring Me The Horizon – Throne
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“Throne” is the second official single released for That’s The Spirit. Keyboardist Jordan Fish told Rolling Stone that the song represents a completely new musical and emotional
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Bring Me The Horizon – sugar honey ice & tea
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“sugar honey ice & tea,” arguably the album’s heaviest track, mainly talks about intolerance and so it doesn’t about love to a specific person. The track is still present on the
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Bring Me The Horizon (Ft. Grimes) – nihilist blues
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Featuring art-pop singer Grimes, “nihilist blues” is Oli’s personal favorite song on the album. The song talks principally about nihilism, focusing on the meaninglessness of life
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Bring Me The Horizon – medicine
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“medicine” is the third single from BMTH’s sixth studio album, amo. It has aggressive and directly angry lyrics, contrasting with romantic love songs like “mother tongue.”
The
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Bring Me The Horizon (Ft. Nova Twins) – 1x1
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“1x1” mainly talks about how humanity feel guilty remembering that they destroyed other species or even other people because of ethinical, religious, gender and sexuality
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Bring Me The Horizon (Ft. BABYMETAL) – Kingslayer
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“Kingslayer” is an ode to someone who’s “willing to do what’s right even if it’s illegal.” Kingslayer is also a reference to Call of Duty which when you kill the top player on the
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Bring Me The Horizon – Follow You
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“Follow You” has been acclaimed as the most romantic song by the band, as it is basically a love letter to band members' wives. Musically, the track features a heartbeat sound
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First to Eleven (Ft. Rosegun Vibe) – Mantra
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[Verse 1: Audra Miller, Rosegun Vibe] / Do you wanna start a cult with me? / I'm not vibrating like I oughta be / I need a purpose, I can't keep surfing / Through this existential
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Bring Me The Horizon (Ft. Rahzel) – heavy metal
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“heavy metal” features The Roots beatboxer Rahzel, the song is Oliver Sykes directly talking to the so-called “hipster” fans who’ve complained about the band moving away from their
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Bring Me The Horizon – Teardrops
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“Teardrops” is the fourth single from POST HUMAN: SURVIVAL HORROR. It talks about kids growing up in today’s age with tech addiction being common place and the problems of it.
It
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Bring Me The Horizon (Ft. YUNGBLUD) – Obey
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“Obey” is a long time awaited Bring Me The Horizon collaboration with YUNGBLUD and third single from POST HUMAN: SURVIVAL HORROR. The song talks about the oppression that people
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Bring Me The Horizon – ouch
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“ouch,” album’s second “interlude-type track,” talks about Oliver Sykes’ last relationship with Hannah Snowdon. As Oli commented with Raw Power:
That’s probably as personal as it
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Bring Me The Horizon – Can You Feel My Heart
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“Can You Feel My Heart” is the opening track and third single (fourth in the US) from Bring Me The Horizon’s fourth studio album Sempiternal. The song leads with Oliver Sykes
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Bring Me The Horizon – in the dark
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“in the dark” sees Oliver Sykes remembering his old relationship with Hannah Snowdon. Jordan Fish addressed about the song:
It’s from the perspective of someone who’s found out
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Bring Me The Horizon – Dear Diary,
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The album POST HUMAN: SURVIVAL HORROR makes references to several video games. In “Dear Diary,” there are multiple allusions to the original Resident Evil. Most specifically, the
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Bring Me The Horizon (Ft. Dani Filth) – wonderful life
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amo’s second single, “wonderful life,” has an ironic and dark vibe to it. The track shows a troubled narrator barely holding on to life but constantly referring to it as wonderful
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Genius Brasil Traduções – Bring Me The Horizon - MANTRA (Tradução em Português)
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[Verso 1] / Você quer começar um culto comigo? / Eu não estou vibrando como eu deveria estar / Eu preciso de um propósito, eu não posso continuar surfando / Por essa miséria
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Becko – Mantra
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[Verse 1] / Do you wanna start a cult with me? / I'm not vibrating like I oughta be / I need a purpose, I can't keep surfing / Through this existential misery / Now, we're gonna
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PassCode – MANTRA
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[Verse 1] / Do you wanna start a cult with me? / I'm not vibrating like I oughta be / I need a purpose, I can't keep surfing / Through this existential misery / Now, we're gonna
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Genius Farsi Translations (ترجمهی فارسی) – Bring Me The Horizon - MANTRA (ترجمهی فارسی)
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[Verse 1] / Do you wanna start a cult with me? / میخوای با هم یک فرقه رو تشکیل بدیم؟ / I'm not vibrating like I oughta be / من اونجوری که باید مرتعش نیستم / I need a purpose, I can
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Bring Me The Horizon – i don't know what to say
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Described as “an orchestra-meets-metal piece,” “i don’t know what to say” talks about Oliver Sykes’ friend Aidan who passed away because of cancer. Although it sounds like a
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Bring Me The Horizon (Ft. Halsey) – ¿
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“¿” marks the first collaboration from Bring Me The Horizon and Halsey. In the track, Halsey sings of a relationship turned sour, haunting her like a bad dream.
Bring Me The
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Bring Me The Horizon (Ft. Amy Lee) – One Day the Only Butterflies Left Will Be in Your Chest as You March Towards Your Death
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“One Day the Only Butterflies Left Will Be in Your Chest as You March Towards Your Death” is the final track of Bring Me The Horizon’s POST HUMAN: SURVIVAL HORROR. The song is a
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Bring Me The Horizon – Parasite Eve
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“Parasite Eve,” the second single from POST HUMAN: SURVIVAL HORROR, was recorded during the 2020’s quarantine and, although the inspiration for the track didn’t come from the COVID
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Bring Me The Horizon – fresh bruises
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Third interlude of the album, “fresh bruises” is yet another electronic infused record. With an eerie and bass-heavy instrumental. Oliver demands to his lover a few things that he
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Bring Me The Horizon – mother tongue
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According to Jordan Fish, “mother tongue” is the spiritual successor of “Drown.” The track is a love song dedicated to Oliver Sykes’ wife, Alissa Salls.
Mother tongue is the
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Genius Traducciones al Español – Bring Me the Horizon - ouch (Traducción al Español)
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[Letra de “Bring Me the Horizon - ouch (Traducción al Español)"] / [Intro] / Mataste a mi bebé / Na, na, na, na / Na, na, na, na, na, na, na / Na, na, na, na / Na, na, na, na / Na
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Bring Me The Horizon – when the party's over
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On Annie Mac’s Future Sounds, rock band Bring Me The Horizon surprisingly covered Billie Eilish hit “when the party’s over.” The band also played “MANTRA,” “Follow You” and “
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Bring Me The Horizon – why you gotta kick me when i'm down?
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“why you gotta kick me when i’m down?” came, according to Jordan Fish, years ago when he created the beat. It talks about Oliver Sykes’ relationship with the fans. Oli has spoken
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Bring Me The Horizon (Ft. BABYMETAL) – Kingslayer (Live In Tokyo)
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[Intro: Oli Sykes] / Blegh / [Verse 1: Oli Sykes] / Hi, are you looking for the other side? / Feel like nothing ever seems quite right? / Are you circling the drainpipe, getting
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Read All The Lyrics To Bring Me The Horizon’s New Album ‘Amo’
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It’s the British rock band’s follow-up to 2015's ‘That’s The Spirit.’
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Bring Me The Horizon – Itch for the Cure (When Will We Be Free?)
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An interlude between the two halfs of the record, “Itch for the Cure (When Will We Be Free?)” is a direct reference to Linkin Park’s “Cure for the Itch.” The song’s outro comes
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Tbecks7
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Rock/Metal and a little Rap.
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Bring Me The Horizon – Ludens (Uncensored Ver.)
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“Ludens (Uncensored Version)” was available if you pre ordered the digital release of POST HUMAN: SURVIVAL HORROR, the download link included with two remasters: a new mix of “
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Bring Me The Horizon – Kool-Aid
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“Kool-Aid” explores the manipulative and abusive drive of a cult leader who, in the end, is willing to sacrifice his followers for the ‘greater’ cause.
The title of the song is a
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Bring Me The Horizon – Ludens (Live In Tokyo)
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[Verse 1] / Some resist the future, some refuse the past / Either way, it's fucked up if we can't unplug the fact / That a world covered in cables was never wired to last / So don'
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