Scene Two - Roger Habbit
Sleeping With Sirens · If You Were A Movie, This Would Be Your Soundtrack [2012]
You've got your friends
And you've got your foes
They want a piece of something hot
Forget you're name like they forgot
Ain't that something
So when I see you crash and burn
I criticize your every word
I'm trying to keep from going insane
Ain't that the way of this whole damn thing
Trying to be something..
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Nobody's gonna love you if
You can't display a way to capture this
Nobody's gonna hold your hand
And guide you through
No it's up for you to understand
Nobody's gonna feel your pain
When all is done
and it's time for you to walk away
So when you have today
You should say all that you have to say
Say all that you have to say
Is there a right way for being strong
Feels like I'm doing things all wrong
Silly me I'm just holding on
Confess my heart and forgive my wrongs
Just trying to show you something..
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Nobody's gonna love you if
You can't display a way to capture this
Nobody's gonna hold your hand
And guide you through
It's up for you to understand
Nobody's gonna feel your pain
When all is done
And it's time for you to walk away
When you have today
You should say all that you have to say
Don't point the blame when you can't find nothing
Look to yourself and you might find something
It's time that we sorted out
All of the things
We complain about
So listen close to the sound of your soul
Take back a life
We led once before
If it ain't you then who
If it ain't you
Then who's gonna love you
Nobody's gonna love you if
you can't display a way to capture this
Nobody's gonna hold your hand
And guide you through
It's up for you to understand
Nobody's gonna feel your pain
When all is done
And it's time for you to walk away
When you have today
You should say all that you have to say
So when you have today
Say all that you have to say
Scene Two - Roger Habbit
Sleeping With Sirens delivered a distinct shift in tone with their 2012 album, If You Were A Movie, This Would Be Your Soundtrack. Moving away from the high-energy pop-punk of their earlier work, the band embraced a more theatrical and narrative-driven approach. Scene Two - Roger Habbit serves as a pivotal moment within this concept record, utilizing the cinematic framework to explore emotional depth and character-driven storytelling. The track exemplifies the group's ability to blend melodic post-hardcore sensibilities with a structured, filmic narrative. By treating the album as a cohesive story rather than a collection of singles, the band created a listening experience that rewards attention to the broader musical arc. This recording stands as a testament to their willingness to experiment with format and atmosphere during a formative period in their discography.