Genius Lyrics
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I Prevail – Scars
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“Scars” is the lead single from I Prevail’s 2016 debut full-length album, Lifelines.
I Prevail vocalist Brian Burkheiser shared with Alternative Press:
“Scars” was the first
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I Prevail – Doomed
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[Verse 1: Brian Burkheiser] / I put one foot in front of the other / Another step closer to the ledge, will I make it? I wonder / And now I'm free fallin', gravity's callin', and I
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I Prevail (Ft. Justin Stone) – Rise Above It
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[Verse 1: Brian Burkheiser & Eric Vanlerberghe] / I've been patiently waiting, tying my stomach in knots / I've been lost in the moment, going to war with my thoughts / And if you'
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I Prevail – Rise Above It - Live from Montreal / 2019
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[Intro: Brian Burkheiser] / Oh, Montreal, it is good to be back, holy shit! / We gonna keep you rollin', this song's called "Rise Above It" / [Verse 1: Brian Burkheiser & Eric
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I Prevail – Blank Space
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“Blank Space” is an explosive metalcore cover of the hit song by Pop artist Taylor Swift. On this cover, besides adding hard-hitting bass and extreme scream-vocals, I Prevail takes
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I Prevail – One More Time
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On “One More Time”, Brian Burkheiser and Eric Vanlerberghe persist despite setbacks. Accompanied by markedly pop-tuned guitar and emphatic drums, they swing back up for another
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I Prevail – Outcast
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On “Outcast”, accompanied by hard-hitting bass, Eric Vanlerberghe and Brian Burkheiser celebrate a new underground generation, embracing its uniqueness and flaunting its most
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Wake me up, I'm seconds from the end / I'm dying to feel, I've been dying to live / Will somebody give me a sign so I know I'm alive? / It's time to wake me up or pull the plug
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“Pull the plug” is an expression commonly used in the sense that one is turning off life-support for a comatose person. Here, Brian and Eric feel they aren’t truly alive, and vacillate between wanting someone to wake them up or let them die.
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I Prevail – Already Dead
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On “Already Dead”, Brian Burkheiser and Eric Vanlerberghe inch homicidal on their enemy. Accompanied by vicious drums and potent guitar, Eric and Brian stomp on their enemy’s
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I Prevail – Chaos
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On “Chaos”, accompanied by desperate, driving guitar riffs and bass, Brian Burkheiser and Eric Vanlerberghe cling to hope amidst dark times, as they struggle to reach home.
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I Prevail – Alone
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On “Alone”, backed by mellower guitar riffs and smooth instrumentals, Brian Burkheiser is left in the dust of a bitter break-up and betrayal by someone he used to love.
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I Prevail – Worst Part of Me
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“Worst Part of Me” brings I Prevail’s debut full-length album Lifelines to a fiery conclusion. On the track, accompanied by desperate, minor-tuned guitar and bass, Brian Burkheiser
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I Prevail – Come and Get It
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On “Come and Get It”, backed by pummeling guitar riffs and violent bass, Eric Vanlerberge and Brian Burkheiser flip a metal middle finger at their haters.
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I Prevail – Lifelines
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On title track “Lifelines”, Brian Burkheiser and Eric Vanlerberghe regret the life they’ve destroyed, wishing they could surf back on a lifeline to a new beginning.
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I Prevail – RISE
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On “RISE”, Brian Burkheiser and Eric Vanlerberghe preach tough love. Emphasizing with brutal guitar riffs and hard-hitting drums, they want you to know that there’s no gain without
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I Prevail – Stuck in Your Head
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On “Stuck in Your Head”, Brian Burkheiser and Eric Vanlerberghe spin a musical allegory on an unfulfilling, toxic relationship they’ve moved on from.
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I Prevail – My Heart I Surrender
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On “My Heart I Surrender”, Eric Vanlerberghe and Brian Burkenheiser sing about loving someone who might not love them back. The track has relatively toned-down instrumentals
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I Prevail – My Heart I Surrender (Lifelines Edition)
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I Prevail released an acoustic version of “My Heart I Surrender” on their album “Heart vs Mind” back in December 17, 2014. On October 21st, 2016 “Lifelines” was released with an
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