Songs that remind you of Columbine

So what songs out there remind you of Columbine?



MMANSON-

NOBODIES
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I DON'T LIKE THE DRUGS (but the drugs like me!)
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(since E/D smoked pot)

THE ASYLUM
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(the definitive song associated with "Vampire the Masquerade", a LARP which E/D played with friends) (note- thank God the media didn't catch on or they would have gotten Mansoned as well!)

MMANSON-

POSTHUMAN
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BEATLES-

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TUPAC-
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KMFDM-

SON OF A GUN (Adios cd plus all others beforehand)
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A Warm Place reminds me of eric and dylan after the shooting has stopped and they roam the school, thinking about what they had done and such, and reflect on their lives. And when they are about to commit suicide.

It also reminds me of Pekka Eric Auvinen after he has stopped and shooting, and pretty much like i said about Eric and Dylan

pumped up kicks
anything from the american pie soundtrack (it was 1999)

Not to whine or bitch you out but there's a huge ass thread about this very subject before...

Teenage dirtbag by wheatus
Fact is that this song was released same day when columbine happened. They censored the word "gun" in their lyrics.

For the Love of Ivy reminds me of any shooting. The band was called Gun Club too.

Pumped up kicks lol

These songs from P.O.D personally reminds me of Columbine:





I am not certain why they remind me of Columbine.

I believe the songs were released approximately 1-2 years after Columbine happened, which may be a reason to why.

"School of Hard Knocks" is in one of my favourite movies Little Nicky. I used to watch it multiple times when it was released in 2000.

Innocence Maintained by Jewell

I actually was thinking of the song this morning for some reason and I listen to it....

I don't know if this song has been mentioned in the other thread, but Ich Will by Rammstein reminds me of Columbine and of mass shooters in general, especially with the lyrics and the music video in mind. Although I know that it is rarely the main reason, I think many shooters still want to be seen by the world. When it says "Do you see me? / Do you hear me?", I think this is what many mass shooters want, although it's not just "for attention" in the futile way, it is a tragic cry for attention, a real feeling that no-one cares about them. In the clip the band commits a bank robbery although they seem to do this more for immortality than for the money itself, the robbery becomes a spectacle, it is staged and they don't try to escape. When they leave the bank they are cheered by the crowd, filmed by journalists and arrested by the police.

Rammstein - Ich Will wrote:

[...]
(I want) I want to hear your voices
(I want) I want the peace disturbed
(I want) I want that you to watch me carefully
(I want) I want that you understand me
[...]

Do you see me?
Do you understand me?
Do you feel me?
Do you hear me?

[Chorus]
Can you hear me?
(Crowd: We hear you)
Can you see me?
(We see you)
Can you feel me?
(We feel you)
I don't understand you

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