Crowds and torches fill the air
Surprise you're chosen, now finish it
Yell it louder really sink that point in

That sat for so long
For so long
Behind these civilized eyes
Behind these civilized eyes

Me, I'd let the panic ride and pin it on the wall
Identifying pride is the saddest of the chores
Those burning eyes indeed define a churning of the soul
Feels better to be lost, but haven't felt the choice

For so long
For so long
Behind these civilized eyes
Behind these civilized eyes
Revenge
Revenge
Revenge
Revenge

That's cold
That's cold
May your sources lead
Connecting to a ten fold
Identify your own
Fate has tortured us for too long

For so long, my demons
It's countdown for me
With blindfolds you held us
Till I found the best (revenge(
For so long my demons (revenge)
It's countdown for me (revenge)
With blindfolds you held us
Till I found the best


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Revenge Lyrics as written by Samuel Loeffler Peter Loeffler

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    here goes another one of Pete s riddles. i think this is Pete venting again. the start of the song is talking about a band that sold out. "crowds and torches" are the people watching a concert. surprised your chosen are is the band on stage surprised that many people are there to see them or a band getting a grammy. me i let the panic ride and pin it to the wall is chevelle doing things thier way and takeing the loyal fans that they have and not careing about the commercial success. "identifying pride is the saddest of chores" is them haveing pride over commercial success, its like a chore that has to be done. "with blinding folds you held us" is the music industry never giveing them thier fare sahre of the pie. but then again i can be wrong. tell me what you think.

    bulldog82on March 24, 2012   Link

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