Remain Nameless
Hatebreed · Perserverance [2002]
It will be, prove you wrong
Make you take back the lies
And bring the truth to the surface
Clean my slate and erase
All the black you've tried to
Tarnish my name with
This is conviction
What I have inside you'll never possess
And because you never understood how I lived
You try to disrespect
I paid my fucking dues
And everything I have in this life
I've made from nothing
I've done this all on my own
That's more than you can say for yourself
You disrespect the way I live
You take apart what I say
You try to judge me
Now I'm judging you
This time I'm judging you
The harder you try and break me
The harder I push on
If there's one thing in this world that I must do
It will be, prove you wrong
You never believe in this
And you never would admit your fault
You've always had everything handed to you
But your luck has finally run out
I knew from the beginning
You had no heart of soul
I've always seen through your lies
And I'll always hate you for what you are
You disrespect the way I live
You take apart what I say
You try to judge me
Now I'm judging you
Remain Nameless
Remain Nameless stands as a defining track on Hatebreed's 2002 album, Perseverance, cementing the Connecticut band's status as leaders of the New York hardcore and metalcore scenes. The recording captures the group's signature intensity, blending aggressive, staccato rhythms with a relentless, driving energy that became a hallmark of their sound during this era. As part of a discography known for its unyielding power and motivational themes, the song exemplifies the band's ability to craft anthemic heavy metal that resonates with fans of high-octane performance. Perseverance marked a significant commercial breakthrough for the group, and this track remains a staple in their live sets, showcasing the tight musicianship and raw vocal delivery that characterize their most celebrated work.

