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Asking Alexandria – Perfect
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I found a girl for me / Darling, just dive right in and follow my lead / I found a girl, beautiful and sweet / I didn't know you were the someone waiting for me / We were just kids
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Asking Alexandria – Feel
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[Verse 1] / I, I've never been afraid of the light / When my heart stops beating / (Heart stops beating, heart stops beating) / (Beating, beating, beating) / [Pre-Chorus
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Asking Alexandria – Believe
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[Intro] / (Ah) / You've got to believe! / You've got to believe! / [Verse 1] / We've tried it all, tried everything but giving in / I refuse to throw all that we have away / I
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Asking Alexandria – Explicit
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Asking Alexandria vocalist Danny Worsnop shared with Alternative Press in a track-by-track review:
[The band] just sent it to me as a joke. They didn’t expect me to ever do
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Asking Alexandria – Not the American Average
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“Not The American Average” is written about a girl Danny Worsnop was having sex with when he first came to America. She tried to tell him that the average American penis size was
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Asking Alexandria – Eve
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This was the first song written for the album and its title was originally going to be the title of the whole album. Danny Worsnop describes here the song as follows:
That’s song
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Asking Alexandria – Where Did It Go?
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The second single from the self-titled album Asking Alexandria. This song is an overview of the band’s career, looking back to the very start and seeing where they are now. In Ben’
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Asking Alexandria – The Final Episode (Let's Change Channel)
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“The Final Episode” is Stand Up And Scream lead single and one of Asking Alexandria most famous songs, and it was certified gold by the RIAA. The track is classified as metalcore
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Asking Alexandria – A Prophecy
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“A Prophecy” is the second single from Asking Alexandria’s debut album, Stand Up And Scream. It was released on 2nd February 2010. The music video for “A Prophecy” was filmed
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Asking Alexandria – Into the Fire
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After reuniting with past lead singer Danny Worsnop, Asking Alexandria come back with a bang, as “Into The Fire” explores the human capacity to risk it all through a new and daring
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Asking Alexandria – Alone in a Room
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“Alone in a Room” is the opening track of Asking Alexandria’s self-titled album. The song talks about Danny Worsnop’s in band and psychological situation. The music is a mixture of
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Asking Alexandria – Dead
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[Verse 1] / This is hell for me to say / But I think it’s time we said / “Enough’s, enough” / Turn around and waltz away / You became my friend / They’ll never cause you pain again
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Asking Alexandria – Gone
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“Gone” is the tenth track off Asking Alexandria’s fourth studio album The Black.
The song is about Chris Holley, who passed away in his sleep in June of 2015.
In an interview
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Asking Alexandria – Welcome
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Reckless & Relentless starts like Stand Up And Scream, with an ‘intro song’—a short song to make a good entrance to the album. The song also interpolates “Alerion,” Stand Up And
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Asking Alexandria – Antisocialist
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“Antisocialist” is Like a House on Fire’s third single and, despite the title, the song is not political. The track talks about being antisocial and the play on words occurs maybe
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Asking Alexandria – Moving On
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“Moving On” is a song about the sacrifice it takes to become a rockstar and to maintain your stardom, as well as the dangerous coping mechanisms utilized by young musicians and the
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Asking Alexandria – Fame
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[Verse 1] / So you want fame? / Everybody in the world to know your name / How far will you go to outrun your pain? / I can take you away / Do you wanna play my game? / [Pre-Chorus
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Asking Alexandria – Bad Blood
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[Intro] / Bad blood / [Verse 1] / The emptiness inside / I fell for your disguise / Our memories dragging me under / I wonder when I'll sleep at night / Will I catch me if I fall
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Asking Alexandria – Vultures
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“Vultures” is the only acoustic track in the album, it talks about the people who just think in money, as Ben Bruce said in an interview with Rock Sound magazine:
[…] That’s what
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Asking Alexandria – Someone, Somewhere
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This song is dedicated to Danny’s grandfather, the only one in his family who supported him in the music world. His grandfather had his own band, indeed. Danny tells him after he
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Asking Alexandria – Dark Void
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[Intro] / One more chance to fall asleep / Inside this nightmare that's taking every part of me / One more chance to fall asleep / Inside this nightmare that's taking every part of
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Asking Alexandria – The Road
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The song is an unburdening of the sadness and loneliness of living in the road, touring with a band every time. “The Road” brings hard rock and country, mixed with the normal
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Asking Alexandria (Ft. Bingx) – Empire
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Asking Alexandria vocalist Danny Worsnop shared with Alternative Press in a track-by-track review:
“Empire” is the perfect song to showcase mine and Ben’s throwing out the
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Asking Alexandria – Breathless
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This song appeared before in the EP Youth Gone Wild in 2010 as a demo version. The lyrics are about the problems that Danny had with drugs. In his words
I wrote “Breathless” on a
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Asking Alexandria (Ft. Howard Jones (Rock)) – Until the End
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[Verse 1: Danny Worsnop] / This isn't me anymore / I need something to believe in / This isn't me anymore / I need something to believe in / [Bridge: Howard Jones] / If you think
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Asking Alexandria – Creature
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“Creature” talks about Danny Worsnop’s drugs and alcohol addiction, represented by the song as a creature. The music is a mixture of hard rock, post-hardcore and alternative metal.
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Asking Alexandria – Find Myself
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[Verse 1] / How do I kill myself / Or the parts that have been created to please? / And leave what's real, but still has meaning / And I won't be enough for you / But it's out of
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Asking Alexandria (Ft. Shawn Milke) – Hey There Mr. Brooks
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WARNING: Spoilers to Mr. Brooks
This song follows the story behind the movie Mr. Brooks starring Kevin Costner and Dane Cook.
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Asking Alexandria – I Am One
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Asking Alexandria vocalist Danny Worsnop shared with Alternative Press in a track-by-track review:
This one is another kind of tongue-in-cheek one. “I Am One” means “I am God.” It
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Asking Alexandria – Faded Out
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[Verse 1] / I don't wanna wake up lately / The days are getting longer / It feels just like I'm going through the motions / And I don't know what's wrong with me / I wanna try, I
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Asking Alexandria – Misery Loves Company
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[Verse 1] / Slamming doors, spitting venom / It's hard to envision this house without paranoia / All our actions and words that we do just to hurt / Because misery, misery loves
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Asking Alexandria – Psycho
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[Chorus] / I'm feeling out of my mind / Oh God, I feel so alive / Oh no, I'm not gonna die / 'Cause I'm a psycho / [Verse 1] / I love to get attention / The tensions all I need
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Asking Alexandria – All Due Respect
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[Verse 1] / Allow me your attention / Won't you lend me your ear for a moment? / I know there's been a lot of tension / But I feel compelled to explain myself / I don't mean to
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Asking Alexandria – Poison
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[Verse 1: Danny Worsnop] / Incompetent son of a bitch, keep your tongue tight / Cut your losses you're on thin ice, tread light / Don't wanna listen to your "he said, she said
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Asking Alexandria – Killing You
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“Killing You,” From Death To Destiny’s fourth single, talks about a relationship Danny Worsnop had at the time when he was disturbed by drugs and alcohol. The music is a mixture of
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Asking Alexandria – Things Could Be Different
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[Intro] / Never fucking good enough / Never fucking good enough / Never fucking good enough / Never fucking good enough / [Verse 1] / I don't wanna hear another fucking word about
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Asking Alexandria – Separate Ways (Worlds Apart)
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[Verse 1] / Here we stand / Worlds apart / Hearts broken in two, two, two / Sleepless nights / Losing ground / I am reaching for you, you, you / Feeling that it's gone / Cannot
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Asking Alexandria – Don't Pray For Me
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“Don’t Pray For Me” talks about how Danny Worsnop’s drug use and drinking problem had gotten so bad that the band needed to get him professional help to stop.
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Asking Alexandria – Room 138
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“Room 138” is the ending track on the band’s self-titled album. The song talks about an overdose that the vocalist, Danny Worsnop, had before getting kicked off of the band, as Ben
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Asking Alexandria – A Candlelit Dinner with Inamorta
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“A Candlelit Dinner with Inamorta” is the third track on Stand Up and Scream. It was one of six songs originally uploaded to the band’s MySpace page, together with “Nobody Don’t
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Asking Alexandria – The Violence
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Asking Alexandria’s first single since their December 2017 self-titled album, “The Violence” was teased with many GIFs from the music video, all compiled in an official website
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Asking Alexandria – Give You Up
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[Chorus] / I wasted so much time on wasting time / Made a million excuses, told myself I'm above it / Now there's symphony where there used to be / Nothing but silence, and I'm
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Asking Alexandria – Nobody Don't Dance No More
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This is one of the songs they first uploaded to MySpace. This song was written by Ben before Asking Alexandria existed as we know it today, as he says in his bookcameo for Kristen.
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Asking Alexandria – Under Denver
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“Under Denver” is basically an alternative rock song and it talks about the Denver’s airport conspiracies, as Danny Worsnop, the songwriter, said to Alternative Press:
OK, this
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Asking Alexandria – Hiatus
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Like an interlude in rap music, this serves as the halfway point in the album. Danny takes a hiatus from singing and the tone mellows out.
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