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| album =''[[The Downward Spiral (halo)|The Downward Spiral]]''
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| BPM = 118| versions =I Do Not Want This<br> I Do Not Want This (Instrumental)| live =[[Self-Destruct Further Down The Spiral Tour]]<br>[[Wave Goodbye Tour]]}}'''"I Do Not Want This"''' is the eighth track on the 1994 release ''[[The Downward Spiral (halo)|The Downward Spiral]].''The song features Stephen Perkins of [[Jane's Addiction]] on drums.
===Song Credits===
*Production: [[Trent Reznor]]
*Mixing Engineer: [[Alan Moulder]]
*Drum Performance: [[Stephen Perkins]]
*Drum Treatments: [[Flood]] and Trent Reznor
==Versions==
===I Do Not Want This===
This is the only available original album version. Crossfading in from the ending of "[[The Becoming]]," its manipulated introductory drum loops give way to an immediate and louder first verse, characterized by the same drum loops, unmanipulated, and piano, which drops out for Reznor's vocal layering and returns for the pre-chorus. The chorus, in contrast, is much louder, lead by a fast guitar progression and yelled, distorted vocals. The bridge adds layers of synthesizers, guitar and noise loops onto the base drum loop before building into the loud, final coda. In the April 1994 issue of ''Guitar World,'' Reznor was asked about the drumming on this song::GW: You created many of your drum loops by recording Porno for Pyros drummer Steve Perkins live in the studio. Is that one way you've retained some humanity? :REZNOR: Yeah. He just played a bunch of beats. We recorded them and made some loops of his playing. It's a great way to work. ===I Do Not Want This (Instrumental)==='''''Running Time: 6:01''''' Released by Reznor via his [[remix.nin.com]] account, this instrumental version does not fade in the opening manipulated drum loops. ==Live==Relegated initially to rare encore status on the [[Self Destruct Tour]], the song returned to setlists in 2009 on the [[Wave Goodbye Tour]], where it was performed sans all the spoken-word vocal samples of Reznor in the verses and with a different rhythm for both guitar and vocals in the loud chorus.
==Lyrics==
I’m Losing I'm losing ground Well you You know how this world Can can beat you down And I’m Made I'm made of clay I fear I’m I'm the only one who Thinks thinks this way I’m I'm always falling down the same hill
Bamboo puncturing this skin
And nothing comes bleeding out of me Just just like a waterfall I’m I'm drowning in Deep 2 feet below the surface I can still make out your wavy face And if I could just reach you Maybe maybe I could leave this place
I do not want this
I do not want this
I do not want this
I do not want this
Don't you tell me how I feel
Don't you tell me how I feel
Don't you tell me how I feel
You don't know just how I feel
Don’t you tell me how I feel! Don’t you tell me how I feel! Don’t you tell me how I feel! You don’t know just how I feel I Stay stay inside my bed I have lived so many lives All all in my head And don’t Tell Don't tell me that you care There really isn’t isn't anything now Is , is there?
You would know, wouldn’t you?
You extend your hand to those who suffer
To those who know what it really feels like
To those who’ve who've had a taste
Like that means something
And oh so sick I am
And maybe I don’t don't have a choice
And maybe that is all I have
And maybe this is a cry for help
I do not want this
I do not want this
I do not want this
I do not want this
Don’t Don't you tell me how I feel! Don’t Don't you tell me how I feel! Don’t Don't you tell me how I feel! You don’t don't know just how I feel!
I want to know everything
I want to do something that matters
A small addition was made to the fourth line in the second verse:
There really isn't anything, now is there?
 
 
==External Links==
*[http://nothing.nin.net/int20.html Guitar World 4/94] interview transcript
 
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| title=[[The Downward Spiral (halo)#Track Listing (original release and DVD-A release)|The Downward Spiral]]
| before=[[The Becoming]]
| after=[[Big Man With A Gun]]
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[[Category: NIN Songs]]
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