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Named for Talinda Bennington husband’s birthdate, to raise the issue of mental health awareness. If in the United States, you can dial the 24/7 National Suicide Prevention hotline at 1-800-273-8255 or go to http://SuicidePreventionLifeline.org In The End – A Linking Park Experience have partnered with mental health non-profit organizations such as Change Direction, To Write Love On Her Arms,…

letteralmente io

ne approfitto per dire la mia però:

chester non sarà mai sostituibile, però emily è davvero tanto brava

vedendo il live mi sono reso conto di quanto nei loro occhi si percepiva la voglia matta che avevano di tornare a suonare (specialmente mike)

dispiace per rob che ha deciso di non tornare, ma colin barret sembra un ottimo batterista

"Breaking the Habit" by Linkin Park is a powerful song that delves into the struggle of breaking free from destructive habits or patterns. The lyrics reflect the internal conflict and turmoil someone faces when trying to overcome something that has a strong hold on them, whether it be addiction, toxic relationships, or any other harmful behavior.

The story within the song revolves around a person who is trapped in a cycle they desperately want to escape. They feel the weight of their actions bearing down on them, yet they find themselves unable to break free despite their best efforts. The chorus, with its haunting repetition of "I don't know what's worth fighting for, or why I have to scream," captures the frustration and confusion of the protagonist as they wrestle with their inner demons.

Throughout the song, there's a sense of self-awareness and reflection as the protagonist acknowledges their own mistakes and shortcomings. Yet, despite this awareness, they find themselves repeating the same patterns, unable to break the habit that binds them.

The music itself adds to the intensity of the song, with its mix of electronic elements, powerful guitar riffs, and emotional vocals from the late Chester Bennington. Each verse and chorus builds upon the tension, culminating in a cathartic release as the song reaches its climax.

Ultimately, "Breaking the Habit" is a poignant exploration of the struggles we face in trying to overcome our own demons. It's a reminder that change is possible, but it often requires courage, perseverance, and a willingness to confront the darkest parts of ourselves.

"the sun goes down I feel the light betray me"

- A place for my head

"the sun doesn't give light to the moon assuming the moon's gonna owe it one"

- Waiting for the end

"flying at the speed of light thoughts were spinning in my head"

- Blackout

"floating down as colors fill the light"

- Iridescent

"in a burst of light that blinded every angel"

- I'll be gone

"when the lights go out and we open our eyes"

- Until it's gone

"I can finally see your light when I let go"

- Final masquerade

"the light on the horizon was brighter yesterday"

- Nobody can save me

"I'm holding up a light, chasing out the darkness inside"

- One more light

"who cares If one more light goes out? Well I do"

i love him so much

Chester Bennington lockscreens.

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Chester Bennington and Mike Shinoda icons.

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"the sun goes down I feel the light betray me"

- A place for my head

"the sun doesn't give light to the moon assuming the moon's gonna owe it one"

- Waiting for the end

"flying at the speed of light thoughts were spinning in my head"

- Blackout

"floating down as colors fill the light"

- Iridescent

"in a burst of light that blinded every angel"

- I'll be gone

"when the lights go out and we open our eyes"

- Until it's gone

"I can finally see your light when I let go"

- Final masquerade

"the light on the horizon was brighter yesterday"

- Nobody can save me

"I'm holding up a light, chasing out the darkness inside"

- One more light

"who cares If one more light goes out? Well I do"