The Only Survivor Was Miraculously Unharmed

Underoath · Lost In The Sound Of Separation [2008]

Someone has sewn me shut

And tied me to a bed

They locked me up, locked me up

Oh, God!



This is where they all

Throw me to the wolves

Dragged behind and trampled on

I can't keep clawing at the jaws of hell

The silence is killing me



Nothing to calm the nerve

Nothing to calm the nerve

Write down my thoughts

And read me my rights

Repeat, repeat, repent and repeat



The cycle never really ends

'Till they admit that it's real

The cycle never really ends

'Till they admit, they admit that it's real



Everything, everything is leaving me wondering

I hate that I'm questioning everything, everything



This is how it seems to me

I've drowned myself in self-regret

This is how I wanna be

This can't be how I wanna be



This is spinning perfect little circles

And that's all that they know

They just spin in perfect little circles

And that's all that they know, all that they know



Nothing's right, just left alone

Sinking in will be just fine

None of them will ever know

None of them will ever know



Nothing's right, just left alone

Sinking in will be just fine

None of them will ever know

None of them will ever know



Nothing's right, just left alone

Sinking in will be just fine

None of them will ever know

None of them will ever know

The Only Survivor Was Miraculously Unharmed

Released on the 2008 album Lost In The Sound Of Separation, this track by Underoath exemplifies the band's mature evolution into melodic deathcore. The song features a signature blend of aggressive guitar riffs and soaring, emotive vocals that define the group's sound during this era. It serves as a powerful narrative piece within the album's thematic landscape, exploring resilience and survival through a polished production style characteristic of the late 2000s metalcore scene. The recording showcases the band's ability to balance heavy instrumentation with melodic hooks, cementing their status as a leading force in the genre.