It's Me Again
Korn · Other Songs - Korn
Yes, it's me again
I wreck your positivity
Yes, it's me again
I fuck it to watch it bleed
I kick it to make it scream
I am the alternate choice
To some straight life of mercy
You see beauty, I see pain
You see sky and I see acid rain
It's me again, it's me again
(It's me again)
It's me again, it's me again
(It's me again)
It's me again, it's me again
(It's me again)
It's me again
I rip your throat out on a whim
Yes, it's me again
I only ask for everything
Yes, it's me again
I squeeze it to feel it breathe
I smash it to fuel this need
I am the antidote for
Whatever sickness you feed
You see beauty, I see pain
You see sky and I see acid rain
It's me again, it's me again
(It's me again)
It's me again, it's me again
(It's me again)
It's me again, it's me again
(It's me again)
It's me again
Little Ms. Fucker don't move an inch
Ya'll dumb suckers can't take the heat
Your blood rushing from head to feet
This is what I stand for
All your choices, that's done to man
All you fuckers know who I am
I'm the living proof that you can
Turn around and say, "It's me again"
It's me again
Fuck, fuck
Fuck, fuck
You see beauty, I see pain
You see sky and I see acid rain
It's me again, it's me again
(It's me again)
It's me again, it's me again
(It's me again)
It's me again, it's me again
(It's me again)
It's me again, it's me again
(It's me again)
It's me again, it's me again
(It's me again)
It's me again, it's me again
(It's me again)
It's me again, it's me again
(It's me again)
It's me again
It's Me Again
Released by the American nu-metal band Korn, "It's Me Again" stands as a defining track from their 1994 self-titled debut album. The song exemplifies the genre's early fusion of heavy riffs, aggressive vocals, and melodic hooks, establishing a sonic template that would influence a generation of rock musicians. Featuring the band's signature dual-guitar harmonies and the distinctive growl of frontman Jonathan Davis, the recording captures the raw energy and chaotic intensity characteristic of mid-90s alternative metal. As a cornerstone of Korn's discography, the track remains a staple of their live performances and a critical touchstone for fans exploring the band's formative years and the broader evolution of the nu-metal movement.