Statues

Foo Fighters · Echoes, Silence, Patience & Grace [2007]

You and I were two old and tortured souls

Repaired by a love of broken things

In a life, just some bodies growing old

No fear of the end, of anything



We're just ordinary people, you and me

Time will turn us into statues, eventually



We got by, though we never needed much

A sliver of hope, no diamond rings

We got high, it was heaven it was hell

Flying over them, with broken wings



We're just ordinary people, you and me

Time will turn us into statues, eventually

Oh, just two ordinary people, you and me

Time will turn us into statues, eventually



Our bones forever in stone

Monuments of life

To dust, as everything must

We fade away in time, oh



We're just ordinary people, you and me

Time will turn us into statues, eventually

Oh, just two ordinary people, you and me

Oh, time will turn us into statues, eventually

Statues - Foo Fighters

Released on the 2007 album Echoes, Silence, Patience & Grace, "Statues" stands as a defining track in Foo Fighters' evolution toward a heavier, more atmospheric rock sound. The song features a driving rhythm section and layered guitars that showcase the band's ability to blend aggression with melodic sensibility. As part of their discography following the success of In utero, the recording reflects Dave Grohl's continued experimentation with texture and dynamics while maintaining the band's core identity. The track has become a staple of their live performances, often serving as a powerful closer that highlights the group's technical proficiency and emotional depth within the alternative metal and hard rock genres.