We're trapped in the ribcage of a wilder beast.
Come join the feast.
Sit down at the head of the table
We'll eat our way out now

The orangutan is quite content, sipping its champagne.
The minotaur has lost its cool, it's time to start his reign.

Now raise your glass, let's make a toast.
Let's make this carcass fit for a king.
Now raise your glass, let's make a toast.
Let's make this carcass fit for a king.
Come join the feast.

Roll up, roll up,
I am your host.
The father, the son and the,
Holy ghost.

I will not let you escape
I will not let you escape
I will not let you escape
I will not let you escape

Ohhhhhh... Go!

I'm swinging from a chandelier
I'm swinging from a chandelier
I'm swinging from a chandelier

Let's crash the party!

Now raise your glass, let's make a toast.
Let's make this carcass fit for a king.
Now raise your glass, let's make a toast.
Let's make this carcass fit for a king.
Come join the feast.

Now raise your glass, let's make a toast.
Let's make this night just fit for a king.
Now raise your glass, let's make a toast.
Let's make this night just fit for a king.
Come join the feast.

Come join the feast.
Come join the feast.


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The Feast Lyrics as written by Liam Rory Clewlow Chris Batten

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    This song really could mean anything. It could be about a literal feast or party that is simply out of control where it appears as if animals were running the show. Or it could be about the nature of their music or shows, which are energetic, out of control, and fun. Regardless, you are invited to join them in the fun and live a little.

    khanman03on January 20, 2008   Link
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    Those lyrics look a little off but oh well

    I love this song

    Seen it live twice and its amazing Especially when you're one of the few people that know it

    Mint band

    IxAMxHOLLYWOODon December 29, 2006   Link
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    Isn't it "Rou is swinging from a chandelier" cause when thet play it live he swings on the light racks.

    OzfromBDon December 31, 2006   Link
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    I'm amazed at how far this band have come in the past two years... when I first heard of them, they were playing at a school gig in my hometown (stevenage). We always knew they'd be famous someday :P

    chakra8on January 03, 2007   Link
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    i'm sure he says 'i'm swinging' not Rob or Rou. It makes the most sense. I wish we had the proper lyrics :(

    UponBeautyRestson January 04, 2007   Link
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    the [...] after "holy ghost" is "i will not let u escape" trust me i saw a live video and he says it soo clearly

    abearattackon January 06, 2007   Link
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    We're trapped in the ribcage of our enemies (Come join the feast) ??? the head of a tight force Well, either way I'll know

    The arangatang is quite content, Sipping his champagne The minotaurhas lost its cool, It's time to start his reign

    So Raise your glass and make a toast Let's make this... So Raise your glass and make a toast Let's make this...

    Roll up, roll up, I am your host The father, the son and the... holy ghost I am a leader again [repeat a few times]

    I'm swinging from a chandelier I'm swinging from a chandelier I'm swinging from a chandelier

    LET'S DRESS TO PARTY! (Live: Let's crash the party)

    Come join the Feast COME JOIN THE FEAST Come join the Feast

    Haunted Devilon January 20, 2007   Link
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    love it! wakes me up in the mornin and puts me in the mood for raves! woot!

    iowhannahon January 28, 2007   Link
  • 0
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    i have the demo version and the words are different

    Love&Devotionon February 19, 2007   Link
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    it's "now raise your glasses make a toast"

    Badggeron February 26, 2007   Link

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