Breaking Benjamin

On a website called halopedia which is the halo version of wikipedia said that Blow me away was supposed to be on Itunes but never made it so you have no choice but to download it.

Nope, Breaking Benjamin does not have a song called "Falling Down." You may be referring to "Falling Down" by Atreyu.

do the best that you can

the band nirvana inspires him, he taught himself how to play guitar by slowly teaching himself how to play their songs by listening to them slowed down and finding the right chords

"What Lies Beneath" by Breaking Benjamin explores themes of inner turmoil and the struggle to confront one's hidden fears and emotions. The lyrics reflect a sense of vulnerability, suggesting that beneath the surface, there are unresolved issues and pain that need to be acknowledged. The song captures the tension between the desire for self-acceptance and the fear of facing the darker aspects of one's psyche. Ultimately, it emphasizes the importance of confronting what lies beneath to achieve personal growth and healing.

All of the band members- composed the music for Saturateand We Are Not Alone. Phobia's songs were composed by Benjamin Burnley, and it is unstated who composed the music for Dear Agony, though it can be assumed that it was collaborations with the entire band. Benjamin Burnley is the lyricist for Breaking Benjamin.

A camel symbolizes patience, because a camel can travel through a very hot desert even if it had only few to drink.

No, Breaking Benjamin does not have a song titled 'Disappear'.

Death

The Crystal Skull is a representation of life and Human consciousness, and the Skull Effigy is the honoring of life. The Harley-Davidson Skull and Wings logo represents Death as that honoring of life. The H-D Skull is the reminder that we are here on Earth for our soul purpose, to manifest our destiny. The wings represent freedom. Freedom to use one's own free-will to make our choices, and to discover the Truth. "And you will the know the truth, and that very truth will make you free". This is what a Harley represents -- the freedom of the open road, and all paths leading to the same place. Life and Death enmeshed in the eternal bondage of becoming free.

Many of their songs are clean but preveiw the songs before you let your kids listen to them.

No. 'Anthem of the Angels' is about his grandfather who passed away in 2008. Very deep and emotional song. I struggle every time I listen to it.

Benjamin Burnley lives in Pennsylvania. His phobia of flying actually prevents him from traveling often with the band, and he is the frontman for the band Breaking Benjamin.

Wilkes-Barre, in North-eastern Pennsylvania.

Mark and Jeremy(Their previous drummer).Does Chad have a kid?

No, Breaking Benjamin is from Pennsylvania, USA.

I will not bow has several anti green movement references and their outlook on war seem to be

supportive instead of condemning. Basically I will not bow, Blow me away, unknown soldier, etc.

Pennsylvania, USA.

Ben gave his son the family name, Benjamin Jackson Burnley V.

Oh, dude, 'Follow' by Breaking Benjamin is all about, like, following someone who's leading you down a dark path. It's like, metaphorical and stuff, you know? The lyrics talk about being lost and needing guidance, but, like, in a rock song kind of way. So, yeah, that's the gist of it.

I don't think Ben learned how to sing. He just opened up his mouth and his God-given talent came oozing out. You like that imagery? Now over the years, he's learned techniques to improve his singing and manipulate his voice, but it's just in him.

The Breaking Benjamin homepage features information about upcoming tour dates, recent news and an online buying option for brand merchandise. You will also find media contacts and links to the bands social media pages.

Sadly no. His condition is chronic and irreversible. It's symptoms and progression are comparable to Alzheimer's. Breaks my heart :(

This is what he has:

The National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke explains that dementia related to alcoholism--also referred to as Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome--is a degenerative condition with devastating results. The disease is named after the Wernicke's area of the brain, which is considerably and irreversibly affected due to a deficiency of thiamine--or vitamin B1--common to alcoholics.

WERNICKE'S ENCEPHALOPATHY

Wernicke's encephalopathy, or syndrome, is when the body goes into thiamine deficiency. There are two distinct phases or stages in Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome. The first is the Wernicke stage, in which the prolonged periods of alcohol abuse, malnourishment, malnutrition, vomiting or the addition of chemotherapy can cause confusion, visual impairments, stupor, coma, hypothermia, hypotension and ataxia. Ataxia is debilitating in its own right.

Wernicke-related ataxia, as noted by the National Ataxia Foundation, is a degenerative condition of the motor skills and the nervous system relaying issues pertaining to balance and coordination. Further complicating symptoms can include coordination problems, shuffling gait and difficulty in walking, speaking, using the limbs or digits and controlling eye movements.

KORSAKOFF'S SYNDROME

Korsakoff's syndrome is a combination of confabulation, visual impairment and significant memory loss. Alzheimer's Society-United Kingdom suggests that this secondary phase of Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome is the result of untreated Wernicke, phase one. This creates the short-term memory loss and inability to retain new information, confabulation--where the individual inserts false recollections into memory gaps, and does not realize it--increased apathy, plus the addition of double-vision or eyelid drooping.