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Artist/Band:
Five Iron Frenzy
Lyrics for Song: Four-Fifty-One
Lyrics for Album: All The Hype That Money Can Buy [2000]
Here the man draws the line for separation. (Old Vision.)
Watch the man build up his walls for isolation. (You make division.)
Walk no mile,
I'm sick and tired,
of all the cowards at the radio station.
No cathartic plot to thicken,
to quote the vernacular,
I'd say that you're chicken.
We're going nowhere,
and it's happening fast,
a dim future,
and a darker past.
Somewhere away from here,
from past mistakes they often learn,
at Fahrenheit 451,
you close your doors and let it burn.
Pharisees in the church,
time to take a vacation. (Emancipation.)
Pharisees think the world comes to them for salvation. (Booyah.)
The radio is preaching the candy coated good,
the record companies and the TV too.
No one rocks the boat,
terrified of trouble,
can't tamper with the walls of their sterile Christian bubble.
It was never your point to get people saved,
you pad yourself with fluff just because you're afraid.
I'm not afraid to point the finger now,
the choir's so used to the preacher anyhow.
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Four-Fifty-One
Four-Fifty-One stands as a vibrant example of Five Iron Frenzy's energetic approach to Christian rock during their early 2000s output. Featured on the 2000 album All The Hype That Money Can Buy, the track captures the band's signature blend of punk influences and melodic hooks that defined their discography at the time. The recording showcases the group's tight musicianship and dynamic vocal arrangements, hallmarks of their live performances and studio work throughout the late nineties and early two thousands. As part of a prolific era for the band, this song contributes to their broader catalogue of upbeat, rhythm-driven compositions that resonated with fans of the genre. The track remains a notable song in their body of work, reflecting the creative momentum they maintained while exploring various sonic textures within the rock landscape. |
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| Album Lyrics: All The Hype That Money Can Buy [2000] |
Five Iron Frenzy
"All The Hype That Money Can Buy [2000]"
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