John Deux Trois

Of Mice And Men · Of Mice and Men [2010]

I said it once or twice

I'm coming down

to show you the way to live with my hand



enemy

I know you are killing me from inside

you can laugh, you can laugh but don't wast my time

you pesemistic, you cannibal



don't believe me, cause I'm already dead

don't believe me, I'll take it to the bitter end

I've been wanting to show you life abundantly

so I'll end this

talk of who I really am, and who I really oughta be



I won't let you fall back down

to the ways that you wanted to escape

my love, take my hand, I'll show you everything

it"s not who I am, and who you want to



enemy

I know you are killing me from inside

you can laugh, you can laugh but don't waste my time

you pesemistic, you cannibal



for the sake of failing you , my God still lives

roll with the pack my God

who will make all wrongs right again?

roll with the pack my God

who will make wrongs right again?



I'll show you



grace like you never have seen

grace like you never have seen

I'll show you grace

I'll. Show you.

I'll. Show you grace

John Deux Trois

John Deux Trois stands as a defining track from Of Mice And Men's self-titled 2010 debut, capturing the raw energy that established the band's early post-hardcore identity. Recorded during a formative period, the song showcases the group's signature blend of aggressive instrumentation and melodic sensibilities before they achieved wider mainstream recognition. As part of their initial body of work, the recording highlights the band's ability to balance heavy rhythms with accessible hooks, setting a precedent for their subsequent evolution. This track remains a crucial element of their discography, reflecting the intense, youthful spirit that characterized their first full-length release and laid the groundwork for their future success in the metalcore scene.