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Artist/Band:
Jimmy Eat World
Lyrics for Song: Bleed American
Lyrics for Album: Bleed American
I'm not alone because the TV's on, yeah
I'm not crazy 'cause I take the right pills, every day and rest
Clean your conscience
Clear your thoughts with speyside with your grain
Clean your conscience
Clear your thoughts with speyside,
Salt sweat sugar on the asphalt
Our hearts littering the topsoil
Tune in
And we can get the last call
Our lives
Our coal
Salt sweat sugar on the asphalt
Our hearts littering the topsoil
Sign up
The picket line or the parade
Our lives
I'm not alone because the TV's on, yeah
I'm not crazy 'cause I take the right pills every day and rest
Clean your conscience
Clear your thoughts with speyside and with your brain
Clean your conscience
Clear your thoughts with speyside
Salt sweat sugar on the asphalt
Our hearts littering the topsoil
Tune in
And we can get the last call
Our lives
Our coal
Salt sweat sugar on the asphalt
Our our hearts littering the topsoil
Sign up
It's the picket line or the parade
Our lives
Bleed from my arm
Won't they give it a rest now?
(Give it a rest now)
Rest now?
Now now nowwww
Salt sweat sugar on the asphalt
Our hearts littering the topsoil
Tune in
And we can get the last call
Our lives
Our coal
Salt sweat sugar on the asphalt
Our hearts littering the topsoil
Sign up
The picket line or the parade
Our lives
Our Coal
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Bleed American
Jimmy Eat World's self-titled track serves as the thematic anchor for their 2004 breakthrough album, Bleed American. Emerging from the post-hardcore and alternative rock scene, the band crafted a sound defined by melodic precision and emotional resonance during this era. The title track encapsulates the record's introspective mood, balancing the group's signature guitar work with a sense of vulnerability that resonated with a wide audience. While the album is often celebrated for its hit singles, this opening piece establishes the sonic landscape that would define the band's mid-2000s identity. The recording remains a significant song in their discography, marking a pivotal moment where the group solidified their place in modern rock history through cohesive songwriting and dynamic production. |
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