Valhalla
30 Seconds to Mars · Other Songs - 30 Seconds to Mars
It's a test
It's a game
Did you pass?
Play again
In the hope
That you see
Where you've been
It's the fame
It's the drugs
It's the social circle that you're not part of
It's the fear
It's everybody else, it can't be me
You're the reason I can't control myself
You are the reason I can't control myself
You're the reason I can't control myself
You are the reason I can't control myself
I can't control myself
I am done
With this war
I will spit right in the face of all you whores
In the hope
That you see
Where you've been
It's the fame
It's the drugs
It's the social circle that you're not part of
It's the fear
It's everybody else, it can't be me
You're the reason I can't control myself
You are the reason I can't control myself
You're the reason I can't control myself
You are the reason I can't control myself
It's the world
On its knees
It's the heaven that everyone seems to need
It's the light
It's the focus that you cannot seem to find
The fame
The fear
The social circle that you can't get near
The drugs
It's everybody else, it can't be you
You're the reason I can't control myself
You are the reason I can't control myself
You're the reason I can't control myself
You are the reason I can't control myself
You're the reason I can't control myself
You are the reason I can't control myself
You're the reason I can't control myself
You are the reason I can't control myself
Valhalla
Valhalla stands as a testament to 30 Seconds to Mars' signature blend of alternative rock and theatrical ambition. The track captures the band's tendency toward epic, cinematic soundscapes that have defined their discography since their debut. While the song operates within the realm of modern rock, it reflects the group's evolution toward more expansive arrangements and emotionally charged performances. Jared Leto's distinctive vocal delivery anchors the recording, pushing the boundaries of the genre with a sense of grandeur that invites listeners into a mythic atmosphere. As part of their broader body of work, Valhalla exemplifies the band's commitment to creating immersive musical experiences that resonate beyond standard radio formats.