All These Things That I've Done
The Killers · Live From The Royal Albert Hall [2009]
Is there room for one more son
One more son
If you can hold on
If you can hold on, hold on
I wanna stand up, I wanna let go
You know, you know - no you don't, you don't
I wanna shine on in the hearts of men
I want a meaning from the back of my broken hand
Another head aches, another heart breaks
I'm so much older than I can take
And my affection, well it comes and goes
I need direction to perfection, no no no no
Help me out
Yeah, you know you got to help me out
Yeah, oh don't you put me on the back burner
You know you got to help me out, yeah
And when there's nowhere else to run
Is there room for one more son
These changes ain't changing me
The cold-hearted boy I used to be
Yeah, you know you got to help me out
Yeah, oh don't you put me on the back burner
You know you got to help me out, yeah.
You're gonna bring yourself down
Yeah, you're gonna bring yourself down
Yeah, you're gonna bring yourself down
I got soul, but I'm not a soldier
I got soul, but I'm not a soldier
I got soul, but I'm not a soldier
I got soul, but I'm not a soldier
I got soul, but I'm not a soldier
I got soul, but I'm not a soldier
I got soul, but I'm not a soldier
I got soul, but I'm not a soldier
I got soul, but I'm not a soldier
I got soul, but I'm not a soldier
[Time, Truth, Hearts]
Yeah, you know you got to help me out
Yeah, oh don't you put me on the back burner
You know you got to help me out, yeah.
You're gonna bring yourself down, yeah.
You're gonna bring yourself down
Yeah, oh don't you put me on the back burner
You're gonna bring yourself down
Yeah, you're gonna bring yourself down
Over and in, last call for sin
While everyone's lost, the battle is won
With all these things that I've done
All these things that I've done
If you can hold on
If you can hold on
All These Things That I've Done
All These Things That I've Done stands as a defining anthem in The Killers' expansive discography. Originally released on their 2004 debut, Hot Fuss, the track captures the band's signature blend of new wave and alternative rock with its driving rhythm and soaring melodies. This specific recording, taken from their 2009 performance at London's Royal Albert Hall, showcases the group at a peak moment of live prowess. The extended runtime and dynamic arrangement highlight the song's emotional weight, transforming it into a centerpiece of their concert repertoire. The performance reflects the band's enduring ability to connect with audiences through powerful instrumentation and Brandon Flowers' distinctive vocal delivery. As a staple of their live shows, the track remains a testament to their influence on modern rock music, bridging the gap between their early breakthrough and their continued evolution as a major international act.