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2. Radioactive Monster Mac Os 11

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Radioactive Monster Mac Os Catalina

Song Released: 2012

Radioactive Lyrics

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   anonymous

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   Jan 27th 2014report

   Although I'm not going to put in the lyrics and the meanings for each line, I believe that I know the basic message of Radioactive.
   This song is says that the human race used to be a perfect society. But now everyone is fighting and trying to just make it. Everything is about money and there are little things that people care about that has to do with helping each other. Our world has been contaminated by greed and now we are about to suffer the consequences.

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   anonymous

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   Dec 29th 2017report

   This song does sound to be the sign of change is needed.
   I'm waking up to ash and dust, I wipe my brow and sweat my rust, I breathe in the chemicals.
   I'm breaking in, shaping up then checking out of the prison bus.
   (we are seeing this person's everyday life. A world of, destruction, the poisoning of the air and oppression.)
   This it, apocalypse
   (New World Order a.k.an NWO).
   I'm waking up, I feel it in my bones, enough to make my systems blow.
   Welcome to the new age, to the new age.
   Welcome to the new age, to the new age.
   (He/She is now starting to wake up from the dream world she/he had been placed in by the NWO and is very much being welcomed to a new world. QUite possibly accompanied by fellow people who too have awakened.)
   I'm Radioactive, radioactive.
   I'm Radioactive, radioactive.
   (The term 'Radioactive' can be used as a metaphor, meaning he/she is a mutant or has a mutation due to the NWO).
   I raise my flag, dye my clothes, it's a revolution I suppose, we're painted red to fit right in.
   (She/He has decided to fight alongside others who want their freedom, but they have to be sneaky about->we're painted red to fit right in).
   I'm breaking in, shaping up, checking out on the prison bus.
   (Again we see the signs of oppression, only this time we know what they're awake).
   I'm waking up, I feel it in my bones, enough to make my systems overload.
   Welcome to the new age, to the new age.
   Welcome to the new age, to the new age.
   (We see the people rising up against the oppressors (NWO) and battling it out, Oppression vs Freedom).
   I'm Radioactive, radioactive.
   I'm Radioactive, radioactive.
   (Are we back to the beginning again and it is all just a dream or is the battle still raging on? ohhhh cliffhanger!)

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   anonymous

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   Dec 10th 2017report

   I think it’s about someone that’s been in prison for so long that the world is change completely and he has to adjust to the new world. It would make sense because the first verse could be talking about the hard labour in the prison and him taking drugs or smoking to get through the toughness.

4. anonymous

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   May 5th 2020report

   This song is my favorite one out of all the songs written by Imagine Dragons. To me it means that the singer is going through a hard time in their own life and are trying to deal with it. To him/her it seems like a battle and the world around them is crumbling hence the line “This is it, the apocalypse.” This lines “Welcome to the new age, To the new age, To the new age,” most likely refers how much his/her life has changed over the years.

5. Angelboo

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   Jun 14th 2018report

   I think this song is about finally facing your fears.

6. anonymous

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   Dec 11th 2017report

   Reynolds explained the song's meaning to MTV News: 'Radioactive,' to me, it's very masculine, powerful-sounding song, and the lyrics behind it, there's a lot of personal story behind it, but generally speaking, it's a song about having an awakening; kind of waking up one day and deciding to do something new, and see life in a fresh way,' he said. 'A lot of people hear it in a dark way, but, I think, without saying the word too many times, it's empowering, and so we wanted to display that in a way that the listener wouldn't see normally.' song facts
   ~ Unruffled

7. anonymous

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   Nov 22nd 2017report

   I have always felt these lyrics are the thoughts of an addict, specific to meth, as they contemplate the moment they are in, waking up.... breathing in the chemicals, Where they are going and ...why...how, breaking in, shaping up, checking out on the prison bus, and their reflection on how everything has come so far from what it was and this life is a new age, then their finding no hope, getting high, I'm waking up I feel it in my bones, all systems go...., Then the acceptance of their future, the sun hasn't died, which gives them the strength to fight another day.

8. anonymous

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   Jul 31st 2017report

   The lyrics are pretty clear in painting a picture of a destructive future, however, this song chants over and over 'welcome to the new age'....the real message....the new age it is referring to is the 5th age... the Aeon of Horus. The age of the crowned and conquering child...the age of 'do what thou wilt' spoken by the Satanist Aleister Crowley....

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11. anonymous

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    Nov 21st 2015report

    I feel that this is actually about the 'New Age Movement' I think they are singing from the point of veiw of the people who have 'woken up' and know that humanity is going in the wrong direction and there needs to be a change and the awakened ones are here to help that change begin. Of course I know this on only my opinon and I am not saying this is for sure the actual meaning its just how i feel when i listen to this song since i feel as if i am one of the awakened ones. To me the lyrics 'im radioactive' is not about the pollution (although our world to day is very polluted) but rather the energy within us that gives us the power we need to make the difference this world needs today.

12. anonymous

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    Jun 14th 2015report

    9/11

13. drgummybears

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    May 11th 2015report

    I'm waking up to ash and dust- He is starting to see the dangers in our world that he needs to overcome.
    I wipe my brow and sweat my rust- He realizes that he is becoming one of his own obstacles.
    I'm breathing in the chemicals- He is only hurting himself more by standing up to this, but he needs to in order to overcome his fears
    I'm breaking in, shaping up, then checking out on the prison bus. This is it, the apocalypse- He stops listening to other people that bring him down and breaks through his most challenging obstacles.
    I'm waking up, I feel it in my bones
    Enough to make my systems glow
    Welcome to the new age, to the new age
    Welcome to the new age, to the new age
    Whoa, whoa, I'm radioactive, radioactive
    Whoa, whoa, I'm radioactive, radioactive- He is open to his surroundings and is getting even stronger
    raise my flags, don my clothes
    It's a revolution, I suppose
    We'll paint it red to fit right in
    Whoa
    I'm breaking in, shaping up, then checking out on the prison bus
    This is it, the apocalypse
    Whoa- He gets other people to join him, so he is not alone in the war.
    All systems go, sun hasn't died
    Deep in my bones, straight from inside- He beats the evil in the world

14. anonymous

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    Mar 17th 2015report

    I see this song as someone trying his hardest to fit into society. Especially with when he says 'paint it red to fit right in'. Red is actually a metaphor and is the color that describes society itself. Magicians have a saying 'paint it red to fit right in'

15. anonymous

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    Feb 19th 2015report

    It is about and I quote 'That's basically a song about my struggle with anxiety and depression. It's about becoming self-empowered and rising above that. I wanted to write a masculine and primal song about conjuring and rising above human weakness'

16. anonymous

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    Feb 19th 2015report

    It about how the new world order has cause the apocalypse and that's when the people finaly wake up and revolt

17. anonymous

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    Jan 24th 2015report

    I think its about how you were brought down by something and now your going to stand up for yourself. You're waking up from letting your dreams or whatever crushed. And now your going to fight for what's right.

18. anonymous

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    Dec 26th 2014report

    You guys need to wake up from your nightmare and hear what the meaning of this song really is....

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