[Intro 1: Helena Marie] "Absence is just a... I don't remember what happened, Andy said he'd come back for me in August... [?]" [Intro 2: Tim McIlrath] Stage set Curtain Song queued Expectation Spotlight Act one Applause/bow Repeat steps [Verse 1: Tim McIlrath] Can't you see right now my hands are bleeding Blisters broken dripping from the ceiling I don't want to be here now I've fallen apart and I can't pick up the pieces I cry in the dark and cup my ears to seashells To hear the solitude it brings [Chorus: Tim McIlrath, Geoff Reu, Together] So many faces So many voices So many reasons to give this up And this goes on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on, on and on and on (So many faces, so many voices, so many reasons to give this up) [Verse 2: Tim McIlrath] Can't you hear right now my ears are ringing? My head held in my hands to stop the spinning It stops only to start again My home has long since been replaced With the world behind this window pane [Chorus: Tim McIlrath, Geoff Reu, Together] So many faces So many voices So many reasons to give this up And this goes on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on, on and on and on (So many faces, so many voices, so many reasons to give this up) [Bridge: Tim McIlrath] Have I finally gone too far to come home? This world might wait for me tonight, but she won't Now only time will tell if these wax-wings will melt Only moments to spare [Instrumental break] [Verse 3: Tim McIlrath] We fall asleep with the color of the sunrise We count the years on circles under our eyes We dream in shades of blue and gray We speak in tongues of metaphors and stories We bleed the ink of subtle allegory We are the needle in the hay [Chorus: Tim McIlrath, Geoff Reu, Together] So many faces So many voices So many reasons to give this up And this goes on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on, on and on and on (So many faces, so many voices, so many reasons to give this up) [Instrumental outro]
Read the complete lyrics to "Them’s Fightin’ Words" by The Killing Tree from the album "The Romance of Helen Trent" in 2002. On Lyrks you can follow along with the full text, explore the artist's discography, and discover related songs. The track is often categorized under Post-Hardcore, Hardcore Punk, Metalcore.
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