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Artist/Band:
Three Days Grace
Lyrics for Song: Animal I Have Become
Lyrics for Album: One-X [2006]
I can't escape this hell.
So many times I've tried,
But I'm still caged inside.
Somebody get me through this nightmare.
I can't control myself.
So what if you can see,
The darkest side of me?
No one would ever change this animal I have become.
Help me believe, it's not the real me.
Somebody help me tame this animal. (This animal, this animal.)
I can't escape myself. (I can't escape myself)
So many times I've lied, (So many times I've lied)
But there's still rage inside.
Somebody get me through this nightmare.
I can't control myself.
So what if you can see,
The darkest side of me?
No one would ever change this animal I have become.
Help me believe, it's not the real me.
Somebody help me tame this animal I have become.
Help me believe, it's not the real me.
Somebody help me tame this animal.
Somebody help me through this nightmare.
I can't control myself.
Somebody wake me from this nightmare.
I can't escape this hell.
This animal.
This animal.
This animal.
This animal.
This animal.
This animal.
This animal.
So what if you can see,
The darkest side of me?
No one would ever change this animal I have become.
Help me believe, it's not the real me.
Somebody help me tame this animal I have become.
Help me believe, it's not the real me.
Somebody help me tame this animal.
This animal I have become.
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Animal I Have Become
Released on the 2006 album One-X, "Animal I Have Become" stands as a defining track for Three Days Grace, blending post-grunge heaviness with melodic pop sensibilities. The song features the band's signature blend of aggressive guitar riffs and Adam Leitch's soaring vocals, capturing the emotional intensity of their mid-2000s era. As a staple of their discography, it exemplifies the group's ability to merge hard rock with anthemic choruses that resonated widely during their peak commercial success. The recording remains a key example of the genre's evolution in the mid-2000s, showcasing the band's growth from their earlier metalcore roots into a more polished mainstream sound. |
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