Nothing Left To Lose

The Pretty Reckless · Light Me Up [2010]

I was only 19, you were 29

It's just 10 years, but its such a long time

In a heartbeat, I would do it all again



Late night sex, smokin' cigarettes

I try real hard but I can't forget

Now in a heartbeat, I would do it all again



Now I see that you and me were never meant

Never meant to be now

Now I'm lost somewhere

Lost between Elvis and suicide



Ever since the day we died, well

I've got nothing left to lose



After Jesus and Rock N Roll

Couldn't save my immoral soul, well

I've got nothing left

I've got nothing left to lose



Callin' out sins just to pass the time

My life goes by in the blink of an eye

I know you want me

I was only lookin' for a friend



And everything I was

And everything that I've become

Just falls into the end and



Now I see that you and me were never meant

Never meant to be now

Now I'm lost somewhere

Lost between Elvis and suicide



Ever since the day we died, well

I've got nothing left to lose

After Jesus and Rock N Roll

Couldn't save my immoral soul, well

I've got nothing left

I've got nothing left to lose



Now I see that you and me were never meant

Never meant to be now

Now I'm lost somewhere

Lost between Elvis and suicide



Ever since the day we died, well

I've got nothing left to lose

After Jesus and Rock N Roll

Couldn't save my immoral soul, well

I've got nothing left

I've got nothing left to lose

Nothing Left To Lose

The Pretty Reckless delivers a high-energy rock anthem on 'Nothing Left To Lose,' the standout track from their 2010 debut album, Light Me Up. Lead vocalist Lizzy Rose combines her signature raw vocal style with the band's signature heavy instrumentation to create a song that defines the early sound of the group. Released during the height of their rise to fame, the recording captures the band's transition from a punk-influenced project to a polished power trio capable of stadium-sized anthems. The track serves as a pivotal moment in their discography, showcasing their ability to blend melodic hooks with aggressive guitar work while establishing their identity within the modern rock landscape. It remains a staple of their live performances and a key reference point for fans exploring their foundational era.