Angel Below
Underoath · Play Your Old Stuff [2011]
And left me there to fall by myself
The word love meant nothing to you
I was taken in with your lies
And you knew I was too weak to leave
But you were wrong
You mean nothing to me now
Every time you think of me
I hope your heart dies
I have found my true love
And you now burn beneath my feet
You'll pay for everything you've done
If you could die
I'd be the one with the gun
From this day on
I'll write the songs you hate
And pray the prayers that drive you away
It's time to let the world know how
You tried to ruin my life
Up burn my thoughts of him
The virus leaves me
Angel Below
Angel Below stands as a notable song in Underoath's expansive discography, appearing on the 2011 compilation Play Your Old Stuff. The track captures the band's signature blend of post-hardcore intensity and melodic sensibilities that defined their early career. Released during a period where the group was reflecting on their extensive catalogue, the song showcases the dynamic interplay between clean vocals and aggressive instrumentation that fans have long associated with the band's identity. As part of a collection designed to highlight lesser-known recordings, it offers listeners a concise glimpse into the creative evolution of the group. The recording remains a testament to Underoath's ability to craft emotionally resonant music that bridges the gap between heavy guitar work and atmospheric depth, solidifying its place within their broader body of work.