In regards to the meaning of this song:
Before a live performance on the EP Five Stories Falling, Geoff states “It’s about the last time I went to visit my grandmother in Columbus, and I saw that she was dying and it was the last time I was going to see her. It is about realizing how young you are, but how quickly you can go.”
That’s the thing about Geoff and his sublime poetry, you think it’s about one thing, but really it’s about something entirely different. But the lyrics are still universal and omnipresent, ubiquitous, even. So relatable. That’s one thing I love about this band. I also love their live performances, raw energy and Geoff’s beautiful, imperfectly perfect vocals. His voice soothes my aching soul.
Oh!
Every Friday at three
Shadows escape from the factory, uh-huh
If you can go to the show
A-hurry up and get back to me, uh-huh
Tonight we meet underground
Where the air is thick like mud
And the bands make noise
That we call Audio Blood
Every weekend we're igniting
Like chemical fires
Youth centers fill with teens
They fill with vampires
Sweating in the dark we're freed
As the weight of the week
Falls away with a thud
Sweating in the dark we feed on the forms
Of the light on the floor we're the flood
We bleed, we bleed, we bleed, Audio Blood
No, I, No, I, Oh No!
And all through the week
Whispers follow the shadows down the hall, uh-huh
Our hand stamps fade
And I cringe at stupid names we're called
Every weekend we are massing
Seeking sonic escape
The shadows flood the floor
And start to take shape
This is how we bleed in audio
Let down your skin, let the wind blow through your veins
This is how we bleed in audio
Let down your skin, let the wind blow through your veins
This is how we bleed in audio
Sweating in the dark we're freed
As the weight of the week
Falls away with a thud
Sweating in the dark we feed on the forms
Of the light on the floor we're the flood
We bleed, we bleed, we bleed
Audio Blood
Audio Blood
This is how we bleed in audio
Every Friday at three
Shadows escape from the factory, uh-huh
If you can go to the show
A-hurry up and get back to me, uh-huh
Tonight we meet underground
Where the air is thick like mud
And the bands make noise
That we call Audio Blood
Every weekend we're igniting
Like chemical fires
Youth centers fill with teens
They fill with vampires
Sweating in the dark we're freed
As the weight of the week
Falls away with a thud
Sweating in the dark we feed on the forms
Of the light on the floor we're the flood
We bleed, we bleed, we bleed, Audio Blood
No, I, No, I, Oh No!
And all through the week
Whispers follow the shadows down the hall, uh-huh
Our hand stamps fade
And I cringe at stupid names we're called
Every weekend we are massing
Seeking sonic escape
The shadows flood the floor
And start to take shape
This is how we bleed in audio
Let down your skin, let the wind blow through your veins
This is how we bleed in audio
Let down your skin, let the wind blow through your veins
This is how we bleed in audio
Sweating in the dark we're freed
As the weight of the week
Falls away with a thud
Sweating in the dark we feed on the forms
Of the light on the floor we're the flood
We bleed, we bleed, we bleed
Audio Blood
Audio Blood
This is how we bleed in audio
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