What a tragic affection to harbor
The sun is seeking salvation to squander
Such a beautiful burden to bear alone
I know
Writes of fiction, of violence
Breaking the silence
Hiding the wake of our deception
Guarding desperate secrets buried below,
And you know
[Chorus:]
Tell me again your fucked up excuses
Dying fighting a life of abusement
Shame is your game, you say I'm to blame
But you know, but you know
This moment carries my last hesitation
Seducing anger to haste, a separation
Your solemn piece of the guilty, then it grows so cold
Your every breath now strengthens my affliction,
My tears have faded all hope of your conviction
You were never the martyr you pretended to be
And you know
[Chorus:]
Sell me again, your thoughtless excuses
Holding on at the end of amusement
Shame is your game, you say I'm to blame
But you know, but you know
How vein the view now
Teardrops rain down
Nobody cares, nobody cares
[Chorus:]
(You know, oh you know, you know...)
Benjamin Robert Moody III, known simply as Ben Moody, is an American singer-songwriter, musician, composer, and record producer. Born on March 10, 1978, in Dallas, Texas, Moody rose to international fame as the guitarist and co-founder of the alternative rock band Evanescence. With Evanescence, he contributed to the creation of successful albums such as "Fallen" (2003), which sold over 17 million copies worldwide, and "The Open Door" (2006). Moody is known for his dark and dramatic melodies, influenced by gothic rock and metal. After leaving Evanescence in 2003, Moody embarked on a solo career, releasing albums such as "Season of the Witch" (2007) and collaborating with artists like Within Temptation. Some of Ben Moody's most representative songs include: "Bring Me to Life", "My Immortal", "Going Under", and "Call You On My Way Home".
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