Too Bright To See, Too Loud To Hear
Underoath · Anthology 1999-2013 [2012]
If your work leaves our hands
Then we will be wanderers and vagabonds
They will stare and say how empty we are
How the freedom we had turned us up as dead men
Let us be cold, make us weak
Let us, because we all have ears
Let us, because we all have eyes
Good God
How they knew that this would happen
They knew they knew that this would
How they knew that this would happen
They knew they knew that this would
How they knew that this would happen
They knew they knew that this would
How they knew that this would happen
They knew they knew that this would
(We're so run down)
Good God! Can you still get us home,(x6)
Still get us home
How can we still get home
I'm not dreaming
We're forgetting our forgiveness
Too Bright To See, Too Loud To Hear
Underoath's 'Too Bright To See, Too Loud To Hear' captures the intense emotional landscape characteristic of the band's post-hardcore evolution. Released during a period of significant stylistic shifts, the track exemplifies the group's ability to blend melodic sensibilities with heavier, more aggressive instrumentation. As part of their extensive discography, the song reflects the band's ongoing exploration of complex themes through dynamic arrangements and powerful vocal delivery. This recording stands as a testament to Underoath's enduring influence within the modern rock genre, showcasing their capacity to craft memorable compositions that resonate with listeners seeking depth and intensity in their music.