Genius Lyrics
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Bring Me The Horizon – Liquor & Love Lost
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[Verse 1] / I thought I saw your eyes / Laced in smoke and cigarette curls / I thought I saw your eyes / But I'm seeing ghosts tonight / [Chorus] / She haunts me till my bitter end
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Dead/Awake – Liquor & Love Lost
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[Verse 1] / I thought I saw your eyes / Laced in smoke & cigarette curls / I thought I saw your eyes / But I'm seeing ghosts tonight / She haunts me / Until my bitter end / She
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Bring Me The Horizon – Dragon Slaying (Liquor & Love Lost Demo)
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“Dragon Slaying” is the demo for what would eventually be “Liquor & Love Lost.” Before the breakdown, Oliver Sykes can be heard saying, “Radio 1, witness the fitness!.”
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Bring Me The Horizon – Pray For Plagues
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“Pray For Plagues” is Bring Me The Horizon’s second music video, after their debut “Traitors never Play Hang-man.” The name of their debut album comes from the lyrics of this song:
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Bring Me The Horizon – Off the Heezay
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“Off the Heezay” is the tenth and final song on Bring Me The Horizon’s debut album Count Your Blessings. On the Hot Topic Edition of Count Your Blessings, this is the penultimate
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Bring Me The Horizon – Slow Dance
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“Slow Dance” is the first instrumental on Bring Me The Horizon’s debut album Count Your Blessings.
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Bring Me The Horizon – Traitors never Play Hang-man.
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This song is the last on Bring Me The Horizon’s first EP This Is What the Edge of Your Seat Was Made For. In fact, its first lyrics are the name of the album, the song’s about a
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Bring Me The Horizon – (I Used to Make Out With) Medusa
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[Verse 1] / Dead hands clutch my arm, the smell of death fills the air / Her fragrance, a carcass reanimates / Oh, if you need me, I'll be tying a rope to the tree / Where our
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Bring Me The Horizon – A Lot Like Vegas
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“A Lot Like Vegas” is the fourth song from Bring Me The Horizon’s debut album Count Your Blessings, released on 30th October 2006. It talks about a relationship that is “a lot like
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Bring Me The Horizon – RAWWWRR!
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This song is the third song on the EP This Is What the Edge of Your Seat Was Made For. It has no chorus and just one verse, however, it does seem to have some sort of structure
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CORPSE & Bring Me The Horizon – CODE MISTAKE
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[Verse 1: CORPSE] / Burn me out like cuts / Fade out when Centralia does / Nostrils off of dust / Or like veins too many needles touch / If pain is beauty, I'm a pretty bitch / Got
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Bring Me The Horizon – The Film Produced the Effect I Wanted, and it Plunged Like a Dagger Into the Heart of Paris as I Had Foretold, Our Film Ruined In a Single Evening Ten Years (Shed Light)
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“Shed Light” is from Bring Me The Horizon’s 2004 demo tape, The Bedroom Sessions. Some of the lyrics are on “Black & Blue” from the band’s debut album, Count Your Blessings.
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Decayer – Pray for Plagues
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[Intro] / Fly! / [Verse 1] / She starts her new diet of liquor and dick / Just like Hollywood, but laced in sick / The sun goes down and so does she / The sun goes down and so does
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Until We Die – A Lot Like Vegas
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[Verse 1] / So cash in all your chips tonight, baby / Cause we're going out of style / We could leave this city, if only for a while / We'll take this feeling to our graves / For
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Bring Me The Horizon – Fifteen Fathoms, Counting
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“Fifteen Fathoms, Counting” is the second instrumental on Bring Me The Horizon’s debut album Count Your Blessings, the first being “Slow Dance.”
This almost-two minute
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Bring Me The Horizon – Braille (For Stevie Wonder's Eyes Only)
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“For Stevie Wonder’s Eyes Only (Braille)” has had two interpretations: one about a man wanting to murder and steal a woman’s soul after a ‘one night stand’; or alternately, it
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Bring Me The Horizon – Tell Slater Not to Wash His Dick
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“Tell Slater Not To Wash His Dick” is the second track from Bring Me The Horizon’s debut album, Count Your Blessings.
This song is about Oli’s feelings toward his girlfriend while
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Bring Me The Horizon – Black & Blue
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“Black & Blue” is the fifth song from Bring Me The Horizon’s debut album Count Your Blessings, released on 30th October 2006. It talks about a painful relationship.
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FRCTRD – Black & Blue
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[Intro] / I guess some kids are just born with tragedy in their blood / I try to wash this away / I wanna cleanse your / VEINS! / [Chorus 1] / I can help you see the light / Out of
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Bring Me The Horizon – Eyeless
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Bring Me The Horizon covered “Eyeless” originally by Slipknot and released it as a Hot Topic bonus track on the band’s debut album Count Your Blessings.
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Jei Doublerice – (I Used to Make out with) Medusa
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[Verse 1] / Dead hands clutch my arm / The smell of death fills the air / Her fragrance, her carcass reanimates / Oh, if you need me / I'll be tying a rope to the tree / Where our
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Above, Below – Tell Slater Not to Wash His D**k
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[Verse 1] / I've been away for every day and every fucking night / I've seen your eyes, I've seen your eyes / I've been away for every day and every fucking night / And with every
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Bring Me The Horizon – Who Wants Flowers When You're Dead? Nobody.
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“Who Wants Flowers When You’re Dead? Nobody.” is the second song from Bring Me The Horizon’s debut EP This Is What The Edge Of Your Seat Was Made For, released on 2nd October 2004
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Bring Me The Horizon – re: they have no reflections
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This is the first song on BMTH’s first EP, This Is What the Edge of Your Seat Was Made For. It shows the heavy sound even in the first words with Oli’s signature high-pitched
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Beyond the Extraction – Slow Dance
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[Instrumental]
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Boy Eats Girl – Fifteen Fathoms, Counting
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[Instrumental]
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Vow of Volition – Braille (For Stevie Wonder’s Eyes Only)
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[Chorus] / It's 3:18, mouth tastes like corpse of every pregnant teen / The minutes are hours, the hours are days / I feel infected by your presence, you speak in tongues / I smell
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Bring Me The Horizon (Ft. BABYMETAL) – Kingslayer
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“Kingslayer” is an ode to someone who’s “willing to do what’s right even if it’s illegal.” Kingslayer is also a reference to Call of Duty which when you kill the top player on the
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Evanescence (Ft. Paul McCoy) – Bring Me to Life
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After Wind-Up Records insisted the group bring on a full-time rapper and the band refused, Evanescence went home, assuming they no longer had a record deal. However, the label
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