Two-Face!

The Fall · Other Songs - The Fall

Two-face

That's what they call me

They call me a two-face

Two-face

That's what they call me

They call me a two-face

Two-face, boat-race disgraced

His face displaced again

Into two dimensions

Into two directions

Two-face, boat-race displaced

My face disgraced again

Into the dimensions

Into two directions



Nowhere for him to go x2



That's what they call me

They call me a two-face

Two-face

That's what they call me

They call me a two-face

Two-face, boat-race

Disgraced hisface

Displaced again

Into two dimensions

Into two directions

Two-face, boat-race

Displaced his face

Disgraced

Into two dimensions x2

Origin horrible

Two-face, boat race

Disgraced

His face displaced again

Into two dimensions

Into two directions

For all

For all to see



He thinks at dawn

He acts at noon

He stays alone

And in the evening



Two-face, both ways

Disgraced

His face displaced again

Into two directions

Into two dimensions



Left-side, horrible



Two-face, boat race

Disgraced

His face displaced again

Into two directions

Into two dimensions



Two-face

That's what they call me

They call me a two-face

Two-face

That's what they call me

They call me a two-face



Two-face, both ways disgraced

His face displaced again

Into two directions x2

Two-Face!

The Fall’s 'Two-Face!' is a gritty, post-punk anthem that captures the band’s signature blend of raw energy and darkly comic lyricism. Released during their late 1980s peak, the track exemplifies the group’s chaotic, genre-defying sound—part garage rock, part avant-garde punk. Frontman Mark E. Smith’s deadpan delivery and the song’s jagged guitar riffs make it a standout in their catalog. Though often overshadowed by more famous tracks, 'Two-Face!' remains a testament to The Fall’s enduring influence on alternative music. It’s a snapshot of their uncompromising aesthetic and their knack for turning everyday absurdity into sonic rebellion.