This is a sequel to 2001's "Reckless Abandon", and features the band looking back on their clumsy youth fondly.
The signal flares will light the way to the scene of the accident, where
we'll dance like a pile of teeth in a broken mouth. Such a sick celebration.
Everyone loves a fucking tragedy in epic proportions. Lets set our hearts at
self-destruct. Like scarlet drips on a white tile floor. A cardiac
metronome. We'll scrape the guardrail from our teeth and start again.
There's a flood in the infirmary where we'll swim through broken glass. Our
prosthetic limbs will keep us afloat. Lets set our hearts at self-destruct.
we'll dance like a pile of teeth in a broken mouth. Such a sick celebration.
Everyone loves a fucking tragedy in epic proportions. Lets set our hearts at
self-destruct. Like scarlet drips on a white tile floor. A cardiac
metronome. We'll scrape the guardrail from our teeth and start again.
There's a flood in the infirmary where we'll swim through broken glass. Our
prosthetic limbs will keep us afloat. Lets set our hearts at self-destruct.
Lyrics submitted by cearamm
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this song is by the bled
not norma jean
hahah this is by the bled.
The biggest clue is the presence of profanity. The Jean make their point far stronger without it.
altough i love norma jean, the bled are by far superior.
but uhm can someone delete this lyric?
what retard made this mistake?
the bled is awesome but by far Norma Jean kills them instrumentally, lyrically, vocally and spiritually :)
well, the bled doesnt shove their religion in your face. and norma jean might be better at instuments, but the bled makes better sounding music.
the bled and norma jean kick ass.
the bled > norma jean ;]