The Quiet

We The Kings · We The Kings [2007]

I'll stand

On my own two feet

Against you girl

I just can't walk away



I said,

I can't take it that easy

Wanna break you down tonight

Don't wanna waste another day



And it's not over just yet



Give me this

One last fighting chance

To crash the wall

I'll get to you

You are a war

Worth dying for

Tonight

Give me this

One last fighting chance

To be the kid

Who caved you in

It'd be so easy

To lose myself to you



Quiet

I will be

So sure

Calling your bluff

I think you lost

Your will to fight



And you know

I'll storm

Through your castles doors

Cause you know that I'm good for you

And you're scared of what you'll find



]A love you won't regret



Give me this

One last fighting chance

To crash the wall

I'll get to you

You are a war

Worth dying for

Tonight



Give me this

One last fighting chance

To be the kid

Who caved you in

It'd be so easy

To lose myself to you



So open up

Your friendly fire

And let me be

The kill you're missing

Don't wanna see you

Close your eyes

Until this is over



Give me this

One last fighting chance

To crash the wall

I'll get to you

You are a war

Worth dying for

Tonight



Give me this

One last fighting chance

To be the kid

Who caved you in

It'd be so easy

To lose myself to you

The Quiet

The Quiet stands as a defining track from We The Kings' self-titled 2007 debut album, capturing the band's signature blend of pop-punk energy and melodic rock sensibilities. Emerging during a period of significant growth for the group, the recording showcases their ability to balance high-energy instrumentation with introspective themes. As part of a discography that includes early works like Between The Ink And Paper and later successes such as Smile Kid, this song highlights the band's consistent evolution within the alternative rock landscape. The track remains a staple of their live performances, resonating with fans who appreciate the group's dynamic vocal delivery and polished production style. It serves as an essential song point for listeners exploring the band's extensive catalogue and their contribution to the mid-2000s rock scene.