Kristen from Delta, PaAddiction? probably.Spencer from Really suicide the whole album to me screams AWESOME!.Aaron Gonzales from PhilippinesThe scream in the end gave me chills.Can any one explain here about that song please? Michael from MyanmarHello, I see the point of this song, but I'm searching for the interpretation and explaining of that song's lyric meanings, every single lyrics.You will get it! If you really know the history of A7X! Do your research people! Listin to Fiction. Just because he decided to do a Bromption cocktail to end his life does not make him a drug addict. Kimberly Wallace from Ft Myers FloridaThe Rev had an incurable heart condition and was told he might live to be 30.this explains his death on his own terms at his own timing.And that's when I decided to get help and get sober."
I wanted to be a father and a husband and be alive for my family, friends, and my band. And I saw what it did to some of my heroes, people like Keith Moon and John Bonham, and it scared the hell out of me. I have a son and a daughter who were just born back then, in the late '90s, and I saw that my alcoholism was killing me, physically, emotionally, and mentally. And I saw the writing on the wall for myself ten years ago. There's only two roads when you're that bad of an alcoholic or an addict. You have two choices when you're that deep: you either have to get sober, or inevitably end up in hospitals, institutions, death, or jail. You know, that lifestyle and that disease, which I have, is going to take you out. You can't live that kind of lifestyle and live a long, happy life. He told us: "When I see what happened to The Rev, or Paul Gray from Slipknot, I feel horrible, because I understand the disease and how dangerous it is, and if you're an addict or an alcoholic, like I am, the writing's on the wall. Like The Rev, Portnoy has struggled with addiction. Mike Portnoy of Dream Theater filled in on drums for the Nightmare album and subsequent tour.
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