anonymous March 21st, 2006 11:59PM  
Obviously, this song is not about drugs, I have no clue were that came from but it's not. The song is about a soldier named Steve who encounters a fierce shootout. Steve kills lots of the opposing side. Hense another one bites the dust, and another one gone. In between he talks about the way he gets along with his fellow soldiers

anonymous May 7th, 2006 03:14PM  
To F.T.R. The first interpreter weed and crack are not the same thing you fucking idiot

anna2 March 20th, 2007 10:57AM  
The song is about the magic of westerns.

anonymous May 3rd, 2007 01:14PM  
I always thought it was about people that battle with drug addiction, mainly the ones who use intravenously.

"How do you think I’m going to get along,
Without you, when you’re gone
You took me for everything that I had,
And kicked me out on my own"......"shoot out"

borbas001 May 21st, 2007 11:31PM  
I think it's about a average man trying to avoid and stop all the bad things in the world like Drugs and war.

GuitarRocker2008 December 30th, 2008 03:49PM  
I Think it's about non-conformists being oppressed and beat up etc. and that's where teh another one bites the dust thing is and that the bullets ring part is a revolution against the bullshit

anonymous January 7th, 2009 12:29AM  
Easy, a song about gang wars

fastfordfocus March 24th, 2009 04:02AM  
This song chronicles the great oral tradition of the Nuntuket foot soldiers, following the story of the great early period soldier, Phenti, as he battled his way through the treacherous hills of the west, without water, without breath, without time, never to lay by his sword, never to moan the ancient heart of agony, never to reckon the east more than the shell with which it loosely cradled life as the sun would set and the wind would clobber the body and pierce the spirit with the raw needles of many wise spirits of great indifference.

anonymous June 15th, 2009 11:37AM  
Steve is an emotionally "beat up" young man. Fed up with society, parents, classmates, etc. And when his girlfriend/someone to hold on to breaks up with him/betrays him, he snaps!
Steve takes out his anger/rampage at his school. Walking in silent hallways with his firearm ready. Students in classrooms he takes his revenge on. Jocks, cheerleaders, anyone he sees as a source of his pain eagerly sitting on the edge of their seats. Eagerly waiting to socialize, hang out, have fun, be popular; when out of a doorway the bullits rip, another one bites the dust. To the sound of the beat of each bullet, another one bites the dust!
And another one gone and another one gone another one bites the dust!
Steve took a stand for the first time in his life, on his own two feet. Tired of being beat up, cheated and left alone, another one bites the dust!

anonymous December 3rd, 2009 06:02PM  
It has to do with the vietnam war; Steve was forced into service (the draft), and sent to vietnam. He fights all the while watching both his comrades and his enemies fall before him.

Markus March 9th, 2010 05:18PM  
Another one bites the dust means another one sexually used and dropped like a hot potato. In a direct perspective it is about war, in an indirect perspective it is about people who change partners regardless what they feel. I think it is like bohemian rhapsody, in the end it is an allegory for the end of relationships. I think that's the meaning of There are plenty of ways you can hurt a man And bring him to the ground You can beat him You can cheat him You can treat him bad and leave him at the end of the song.