Suffication
Papa Roach · Other Songs - Papa Roach
This is my last resort
Suffocation
No breathing
Don't give a fuck if I cut my arm bleeding
This is my last resort
Cut my life into pieces
I've reached my last resort
Suffocation
No breathing
Don't give a fuck if I cut my arm bleeding
Do you even care if I die bleeding
Would it be wrong
Would it be right
If I took my life tonight
Chances are that I might
Mutilation outta sight
And I'm contemplating suicide
Cuz I'm losing my sight
Losing my mind
Wish somebody would tell me I'm fine
Losing my sight
Losing my mind
Wish somebody would tell me I'm fine
I never realized I was spread too thin
Till it was too late
And I was empty within
Hungry
Feeding on chaos
And living in sin
Downward spiral where do I begin
It all started when I lost my mother
No love for myself
And no love for another
Searching to find a love up on a higher level
Finding nothing but questions and devils
Cuz I'm losing my sight
Losing my mind
Wish somebody would tell me in fine
Losing my sight
Losing my mind
Wish somebody would tell me I'm fine
Nothings alright
Nothing is fine
I'm running and I'm crying
I'm crying
I'm crying
I'm crying
I'm crying
I can't go on living this way
Cut my life into pieces
This is my last resort
Suffocation
No breathing
Don't give a fuck if I cut my arm bleeding
Would it be wrong
Would it be right
If I took my life tonight
Chances are that I might
Mutilation outta sight
And I'm contemplating suicide
Cuz I'm losing my sight
Losing my mind
Wish somebody would tell me I'm fine
Losing my sight
Losing my mind
Wish somebody would tell me I'm fine
Nothings alright
Nothing is fine
I'm running and I'm crying
I can't go on living this way
Can't go on
Living this way
Nothings alright
Suffication
Papa Roach's 'Suffication' stands as a defining track of the mid-2000s nu-metal and alternative metal landscape, blending aggressive riffs with melodic hooks that pushed genre boundaries. Released during the band's prolific era following 'Infest', the song exemplifies their ability to merge heavy instrumentation with emotional vulnerability, a hallmark of their discography that resonated deeply with fans. The recording captures the raw energy of the time, featuring a dynamic interplay between the band's signature power chords and the soaring vocals of Scott Ian. While often associated with the broader nu-metal movement, 'Suffication' distinguishes itself through its polished production and anthemic quality, cementing its place in the band's catalog as a staple for live performances and a touchstone for the genre's evolution in the 2000s.