To Kill Tomorrow
I Killed The Prom Queen · When Goodbye Means Forever [2004]
Red eyes burn out the sun trapped in daylight
As this hope will break me,
this bloodshed is my fate
As this hope cries hearts of
loneliness will crush tradition
When I feel the darkness from your tears
Blood drips off the bridge of a clueless river
So stand alone, on the other
side when worlds collide
So stand alone when you
drown away from me now
Now please awake me from this dream
now wake me up (awake me)
Before I forget your name again
Now wake up (awake me)
As this world will consume me
Your words are ignorant
lonely walk through peak hour traffic
Blood drips from a clueless river
Feelings of a burnout poetry kiss
Your cold lips burn through daylight
Now please awake me from this dream
now wake me up (awake me)
Before I forget your name again
Now wake up (awake me)
As I feel my pulse stop as I breakdown,
barely breathing corroding away
Say goodbye to your hope this time, your
hands will choke me, choke me to death
Swallow your pride
This is my last goodbye kiss
To Kill Tomorrow
I Killed The Prom Queen delivers 'To Kill Tomorrow' on the 2004 album When Goodbye Means Forever [2004], a track that exemplifies their signature blend of gothic rock and theatrical pop. The song reflects the band's early 2000s era, characterized by dramatic vocal delivery and atmospheric production that often explores themes of mortality and emotional decay. As part of their discography, this recording stands alongside other notable works from the period, contributing to a body of music known for its intense, cinematic soundscapes and dark lyrical content. The track remains a defining piece of their catalog, capturing the specific aesthetic and emotional weight of their debut years.