Justin

KoRn's song 'Justin' is a raw and emotional exploration of pain, escape, and the search for strength. The lyrics are intense and filled with a sense of urgency and desperation. The opening line, 'Fuck all that bullshit!' sets the tone for the song, indicating a rejection of superficiality and a desire to confront deeper issues. The repeated phrase 'Take, off in space. You and I.' suggests a longing to escape from the harsh realities of life, possibly through a metaphorical journey into space, where the burdens of the world can be left behind.

The song appears to be a dialogue between the singer and someone named Justin, who is possibly a fan or a person the singer admires for their strength. Lines like 'I wish I had your strength' and 'Inside your soul escapes' indicate a deep admiration for Justin's resilience and inner fortitude. The mention of 'The kids that die listening to me' adds a layer of tragedy, hinting at the impact of the band's music on its listeners and the heavy responsibility the singer feels towards them.

The recurring theme of escape is juxtaposed with the harsh reality of mortality, as seen in the line 'You're gonna die! Wanting me, why?' This could reflect the singer's struggle with the idea of being idolized while feeling unworthy or unable to live up to the expectations placed upon them. The song's raw emotion and intense delivery are characteristic of KoRn's style, which often delves into themes of pain, alienation, and the search for meaning in a chaotic world.