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Devildriver End Of The Line Lyrics
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End Of The Line
Devildriver
Devildriver
DEVILDRIVER
- End Of The Line LyricsI Do declare, there's something in the air
Im burning the candle at both ends
Bitter betrayals, skeleton keys
Houses to haunt, well its alright by me
rags to ruin, some foolhardy choices
some would say not a ghost of a chance,
the ghosts in my mind, theyre one of a kind,
they tell me what to do, and its shut down you.
Some things are best just left unsaid
End of the line, End of the line
one door closes, another door closes,
and now your boxed in.
End of the line, End of the Line
Feel eyes inthe trees, the forebodding path,
the turn of the head, i hear it laugh,
it says "hang em now", it says "hang em high"
when you are done, then hail to the sky
Ive been taught to get the f*ck up
to dust myself off, and to go it again
The ghosts in my mind, they're one of a kind
they tell me what to do, and its shut down you
Some things are best just left unsaid
End of the line, end of the line
one door closes, another door closes,
and now your boxed in, end of the line, end of the line
SHIT
Bitter betrayals, the foreboding path,
ive come to shut you down, rags to ruin
some foolhardy choices, some would say, not
a ghost of a chance, the ghosts in my mind, they're one of a kind
they tell me what to do, and its shut down you
Some things are best just left unsaid
End of the line, End of the line,
one door closes another door closes
and now your boxed in
End of the line, End of the line.
Im burning the candle at both ends
Bitter betrayals, skeleton keys
Houses to haunt, well its alright by me
rags to ruin, some foolhardy choices
some would say not a ghost of a chance,
the ghosts in my mind, theyre one of a kind,
they tell me what to do, and its shut down you.
Some things are best just left unsaid
End of the line, End of the line
one door closes, another door closes,
and now your boxed in.
End of the line, End of the Line
Feel eyes inthe trees, the forebodding path,
the turn of the head, i hear it laugh,
it says "hang em now", it says "hang em high"
when you are done, then hail to the sky
Ive been taught to get the f*ck up
to dust myself off, and to go it again
they tell me what to do, and its shut down you
Some things are best just left unsaid
End of the line, end of the line
one door closes, another door closes,
and now your boxed in, end of the line, end of the line
SHIT
Bitter betrayals, the foreboding path,
ive come to shut you down, rags to ruin
some foolhardy choices, some would say, not
a ghost of a chance, the ghosts in my mind, they're one of a kind
they tell me what to do, and its shut down you
Some things are best just left unsaid
End of the line, End of the line,
one door closes another door closes
and now your boxed in
End of the line, End of the line.
Facts about End Of The Line
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End Of The Line is written by John Arnold Boecklin, Bradley James Fafara, Jeffrey Hayne Kendrick, Jonathan David Miller.
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It is first released in 2005 as part of Devildriver's album "The Fury of Our Maker's Hand" which includes 12 tracks in total. This song is the opening track on this album.
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When we analyze the meaning behind the words, the song 'End Of The Line' by DevilDriver has a lot to say about the themes of personal struggles and the ghostly influences of past choices. The text makes use of metaphors like 'ghosts in the mind' that are meant to reflect the inner struggle and the unending drive of a person who, though being surrounded by life's difficulties, is still trying to take a step forward. The main feelings conveyed in the end of the line lyrics are mostly angst, heartbreak, despair, reflection, and anger. Moreover, the song also points out the issues of betrayal and mistrust, resilience and perseverance, closure and finality, and haunting past and inner turmoil. The usage of strong language, including the word 'shit,' makes the lyrics not suitable for younger audiences. Furthermore, the themes of betrayal, haunting, and confrontation are more adult-oriented and may, thus, not be appropriate for children below 13, unless accompanied by their parents, to guide them through.
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End Of The Line falls under the genre Rock.
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End Of The Line song length is 5 minutes and 02 seconds.
Who wrote End Of The Line lyrics?
End Of The Line is written by John Arnold Boecklin, Bradley James Fafara, Jeffrey Hayne Kendrick, Jonathan David Miller.
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When was End Of The Line released?
It is first released in 2005 as part of Devildriver's album "The Fury of Our Maker's Hand" which includes 12 tracks in total. This song is the opening track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind End Of The Line lyrics?
When we analyze the meaning behind the words, the song 'End Of The Line' by DevilDriver has a lot to say about the themes of personal struggles and the ghostly influences of past choices. The text makes use of metaphors like 'ghosts in the mind' that are meant to reflect the inner struggle and the unending drive of a person who, though being surrounded by life's difficulties, is still trying to take a step forward. The main feelings conveyed in the end of the line lyrics are mostly angst, heartbreak, despair, reflection, and anger. Moreover, the song also points out the issues of betrayal and mistrust, resilience and perseverance, closure and finality, and haunting past and inner turmoil. The usage of strong language, including the word 'shit,' makes the lyrics not suitable for younger audiences. Furthermore, the themes of betrayal, haunting, and confrontation are more adult-oriented and may, thus, not be appropriate for children below 13, unless accompanied by their parents, to guide them through.
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Which genre is End Of The Line?
End Of The Line falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song End Of The Line?
End Of The Line song length is 5 minutes and 02 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): John Arnold Boecklin, Bradley James Fafara, Jeffrey Hayne Kendrick, Jonathan David Miller
Record Label(s): 2005 The All Blacks B V
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