Give Them Death

Left To Suffer's song 'Give Them Death' is a visceral exploration of anger, loyalty, and the struggle for inner peace. The lyrics are raw and unfiltered, reflecting a deep-seated rage against those who have wronged the singer and their loved ones. The repeated refrain 'Give them death!' serves as a cathartic release of pent-up frustration and a call for retribution against those who spread negativity and harm. This intense expression of anger is not just directed outward but also inward, as seen in the line 'Give me death!' which suggests a profound internal conflict and a desire for escape from the pain.

The song also delves into themes of loyalty and sacrifice. The lines 'I'd give my life for you / It's all I know' highlight a deep commitment to loved ones, even to the point of self-sacrifice. This sentiment is further emphasized in the imagery of walking to the water's edge, a metaphor for facing the unknown or confronting one's fears. The question 'Would you drink with me / And hold our peace / Or would you turn away?' poses a challenge to the listener, asking whether they would stand by the singer in times of crisis or abandon them.

Amidst the chaos and aggression, there is a plea for understanding and connection. The repeated lines 'I will walk with you' and 'Please help me see' reveal a longing for companionship and clarity. This duality of rage and redemption, violence and vulnerability, makes 'Give Them Death' a powerful and emotionally charged song. It captures the complexity of human emotions and the struggle to find balance between anger and peace, making it a compelling piece of music that resonates with listeners on multiple levels.