I Would Die For You

Garbage · Other Songs - Garbage

I would die for you,
I would die for you,
I've been dying just to feel you by my side,
To know that you're mine.

I will cry for you,
I will cry for you,
I will wash away your pain with all my tears,
And drown your fear.

ah ah ah ah ah
ah ah ah ah ah
ah ah ah ah
ah ah ah ah ah

I will pray for you,
I will pray for you,
I will sell my soul for something pure and true,
Someone like you.

See your face every place that I'm walking,
Hear your voice everytime IÂ’m talking,
You will believe in me,
And I will never be ignored.

I will burn for you,
Feel pain for you,
I will twist a knife and bleed my aching heart,
And tear it apart.

I will lie for you,
Beg and steal for you,
I will crawl on hands and knees until you see,
You're just like me.

Violate all the love that IÂ’m missing,
Throw away all the pain that IÂ’m living,
You will believe in me,
And I can never be ignored.

I would die for you,
(ah ah ah ah ah)
I would kill for you,
(ah ah ah ah ah)
I will steal for you,
(ah ah ah ah ah)
IÂ’d do time for you,
(ah ah ah ah ah)
I will wait for you,
(ah ah ah ah)
IÂ’d make room for you,
(ah ah ah ah ah)
IÂ’d sail ships for you,
(ah ah ah ah)
To be close to you,
(ah ah ah ah ah)
To be part of you,
(ah ah ah ah)
CosÂ’ I believe in you,
(ah ah ah ah ah)
I believe in you,
I would die for you.

I Would Die For You

Garbage's "I Would Die For You" stands as a testament to the band's signature blend of alternative rock and electronic textures. Emerging from the group's prolific early career, the track showcases the distinctive production style that defined their initial albums. The song captures the emotional intensity and sonic experimentation characteristic of the band's work during this period. While often overshadowed by their more commercially recognized singles, this recording highlights the depth of their catalogue and the versatility of their sound. It remains a compelling example of how the group balanced melodic accessibility with gritty, layered instrumentation. The track contributes to the broader narrative of Garbage's influence on the alternative genre, reflecting their ability to craft memorable songs that resonate with listeners through both vocal delivery and atmospheric production.