Come on in, wipe your feet
It's been so damn long since you looked right at me
I'll take your coat just right down the hall
Where everybody else's shit is just hanging on the wall
Are you nervous? Don't ask me
Are you nervous? Don't ask me
Are you nervous? Don't ask me
Wide awake, fast asleep
I've got to admit neither really mean shit to me
I keep digging up, I'm holing up here
And counting the seconds as they sweep me under all that I fear
Get under my skin
Cause I want more
Yes I want more
Living thin, on your feet
You've got your own guilt trip you've set to a backbeat
I'll swallow whole all that we are
So I won't taste how bitter everything's become after all
Get me through this? I am asking
Vicious circle, wrap around me
Fight to control all that I see
So I'll howl just for now
Get under my skin
Cause I want more
Yes I want more
Get under my skin
Cause I want more
Yes I want more
Get under my skin
Cause I want more
Yes I want more
The Flatliners are a Canadian melodic hardcore punk band formed in Richmond Hill, Ontario, in 2002. Known for their energetic and melodic sound, the band draws influence from artists like Rancid, Operation Ivy, Chaos UK, and Sham 69. Their style is characterized by catchy riffs, direct lyrics, and an infectious live energy. Some of their most representative tracks include "The Ballad of the Brokenhearted", "Dead End Street" and "My Heart is a Weapon". The Flatliners have released numerous albums, including "Cavalcade of Misery" (2006), "Destroy to Create" (2010) and "New Ruin" (2017). The band has toured worldwide, sharing the stage with artists like NOFX, The Offspring, and Anti-Flag.
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