[Intro]
I-I-I-I’ve been keepin’ to myself and stayin’ out the way
I’ve been always on my lonely ’cause I can’t change
I-I’ve been seein’ how they talkin’ and I’m outraged
I-I’ve been takin’ care …
Fuck your friendship, i don’t need your friendship
Then you go and take another, [?]
Fuck your friendship, i don’t need your friendship
Never saying what you want, now you’re saying i’m rude
Whatchu …
[Verse 1]
All roses, that you gave me when fought but babe you’re poison
Sorry if I speak my thoughts, I’m just fed up
Why you not?
I don’t know why I do this
Like …
[Intro]
(Ay, Benji, you know this one bangs, innit)
You’ll be playin’ “Red Light, Green Light”
Player 156, you have been eliminated (Yo)
(Yo, MacMac, relax)
Yo, yo
[Chorus]
(It was us that did it, it was …
[Verse 1]
I know we were broken by the words we never spoke until tonight
All the little things that we ignored and now we drag into the light
[Pre-Chorus]
Holdin’ back the river
Holdin’ …
Awoke when the light
Hit me right in the temple46
Felt something cold
Touch my toes as it passed47
Might not be the face you’d expect48
But he’s clearly insane49
Got me pegged in the back50
Just need a bit of luck,51 get
’em up
Point the gun at the eyes
Or at the knees, had to shoot, had to fight52
Gonna take out the gunman53
Bit of luck, get ’em up
Made to run for our lives54
Take out the knees, had to choose, had to fight
Gonna take out the gunman
Eyes huge,55 so little left if something
Cracks and clues, he’s crazy as a straw
Why denied, does no one care or nothing56
How, you ask, I ever last so long
Cause I, I went blind, a blinding riot
He’s regretting every word
Those empty lies57
One more tonight, a blinding riot
As I summon every nerve58
Just need a bit of luck, get ’em up
Point the gun at the eyes
Or at the knees, had to shoot, had to fight
Gonna take out the gunman
Bit of luck, get ’em up
Made to run for our lives
Take out the knees, had to choose, had to fight
Gonna take out the gunman
Gonna take out the gunman
Gonna take out the gunman
I’m gonna take out
I’m gonna take out
I’m gonna take out
I’m gonna take out
Just need a bit of luck, get ’em up
Point the gun at the eyes
Or at the knees, had to shoot, had to fight
Gonna take out the gunman
Bit of luck, get ’em up
Made to run for our lives
I’m so amazed at the way we televise59
Gonna take out the gunman
Gonna take out the gunman
I’m gonna take out the gunman
I’m gonna take out the gunman60
Chevelle describes a life-threatening experience from the point of a man. A sharp-shooter gunman points his gun’s light on the man’s body.
Chevelle references the feeling of fear that creeps up during such circumstances.
With the rise in homicides throughout the country, Chevelle brings out the fact that many killers are rarely suspected by people that know them to be gunmen.
The gunman must be mental ill or crazy.
”Pegged in the back” means that the gunman can fire a shot in his back at any moment.
Luck is a crucial element in such desperate scenarios.
In situations involving guns, the only line of defensive is often offense. Kill or be killed is the name of the game.
”Take out the gunman” means “shoot the gunman.”
”Run for our lives” evokes the sense of desperation experienced by potential gun victims.
The eyes of hostages are huge because they are terrified by their circumstances.
Chevelle references the fact that many gunmen and killers are people who society has neglected.
Chevelle reveals that a failed relationship was the cause behind the gunman’s rage.
Even though broken relationship can cause one to do crazy things, it still requires great nerves to go through with the act of killing someone.
The media has a fiction-like way of covering news stories related to gunmen.
Chevelle sings this song about defending innocent people from raging madmen.
Chevelle describes a life-threatening experience from the point of a man. A sharp-shooter gunman points his gun’s light on the man’s body.
Chevelle references the feeling of fear that creeps up during such circumstances.
With the rise in homicides throughout the country, Chevelle brings out the fact that many killers are rarely suspected by people that know them to be gunmen.
The gunman must be mental ill or crazy.
”Pegged in the back” means that the gunman can fire a shot in his back at any moment.
Luck is a crucial element in such desperate scenarios.
In situations involving guns, the only line of defensive is often offense. Kill or be killed is the name of the game.
”Take out the gunman” means “shoot the gunman.”
”Run for our lives” evokes the sense of desperation experienced by potential gun victims.
The eyes of hostages are huge because they are terrified by their circumstances.
Chevelle references the fact that many gunmen and killers are people who society has neglected.
Chevelle reveals that a failed relationship was the cause behind the gunman’s rage.
Even though broken relationship can cause one to do crazy things, it still requires great nerves to go through with the act of killing someone.
The media has a fiction-like way of covering news stories related to gunmen.
Chevelle sings this song about defending innocent people from raging madmen.
Chevelle describes a life-threatening experience from the point of a man. A sharp-shooter gunman points his gun’s light on the man’s body.
Chevelle references the feeling of fear that creeps up during such circumstances.
With the rise in homicides throughout the country, Chevelle brings out the fact that many killers are rarely suspected by people that know them to be gunmen.
The gunman must be mental ill or crazy.
”Pegged in the back” means that the gunman can fire a shot in his back at any moment.
Luck is a crucial element in such desperate scenarios.
In situations involving guns, the only line of defensive is often offense. Kill or be killed is the name of the game.
”Take out the gunman” means “shoot the gunman.”
”Run for our lives” evokes the sense of desperation experienced by potential gun victims.
The eyes of hostages are huge because they are terrified by their circumstances.
Chevelle references the fact that many gunmen and killers are people who society has neglected.
Chevelle reveals that a failed relationship was the cause behind the gunman’s rage.
Even though broken relationship can cause one to do crazy things, it still requires great nerves to go through with the act of killing someone.
The media has a fiction-like way of covering news stories related to gunmen.
Chevelle sings this song about defending innocent people from raging madmen.
Chevelle describes a life-threatening experience from the point of a man. A sharp-shooter gunman points his gun’s light on the man’s body.
Chevelle references the feeling of fear that creeps up during such circumstances.
With the rise in homicides throughout the country, Chevelle brings out the fact that many killers are rarely suspected by people that know them to be gunmen.
The gunman must be mental ill or crazy.
”Pegged in the back” means that the gunman can fire a shot in his back at any moment.
Luck is a crucial element in such desperate scenarios.
In situations involving guns, the only line of defensive is often offense. Kill or be killed is the name of the game.
”Take out the gunman” means “shoot the gunman.”
”Run for our lives” evokes the sense of desperation experienced by potential gun victims.
The eyes of hostages are huge because they are terrified by their circumstances.
Chevelle references the fact that many gunmen and killers are people who society has neglected.
Chevelle reveals that a failed relationship was the cause behind the gunman’s rage.
Even though broken relationship can cause one to do crazy things, it still requires great nerves to go through with the act of killing someone.
The media has a fiction-like way of covering news stories related to gunmen.
Chevelle sings this song about defending innocent people from raging madmen.
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