P5hng Me A*wy

Linkin Park · Reanimation

When I look into your eyes
there's nothing there to see
nothing but my own mistakes
staring back at me

(Backwards) x2
Everything falls apart,
Even the people who never frown eventually break down
Everything has to end, you'll soon find
We're out of time left to watch it all unwind

I've lied to you....(echo)
This is the last smile,
That I'll fake for the sake of being with you.

Everything falls apart,
Even the people who never frown eventually break down
Everything has to end, you'll soon find
(For the sake of being with you)
We're out of time left to watch it all unwind

Everything falls apart,
Even the people who never frown eventually break down
The sacrifice is never knowing...

Why I stay
When you just push away
No matter what you see
You're still so blind to me

I've tried, like you,
To do everything you wanted to.
This is the last time,
I'll take the blame for the sake of being with you.

Everything falls apart,
Even the people who never frown eventually break down
(The sacrifice of hiding in a lie)
Everything has to end, you'll soon find
We're out of time left to watch it all unwind
The sacrifice is never knowing...

Why I stay
When you just push away
No matter what you see
You're still so blind to me

Reverse psychology, failing miserably
ItÂ’s so hard to be left all alone
Telling you is the only chance for me
ThereÂ’s nothing left but to turn and face you

When I look into your eyes
ThereÂ’s nothing there to see
Nothing but my own mistakes
Staring back at me
Asking why...

The sacrifice of hiding in a lie
The sacrifice is never knowing

Why I stay
When you just push away
No matter what you see
You're still so blind to me (x2)

P5hng Me A*wy

P5hng Me A*wy stands as a defining track on Linkin Park's 2002 remix album, Reanimation. This recording reimagines the band's signature sound by blending hip-hop rhythms with alternative rock textures, showcasing the group's early experimentalism. As part of a project dedicated to deconstructing and reconstructing their debut material, the song highlights the band's willingness to manipulate their own catalog. The track exemplifies the hybrid genre approach that brought the group widespread acclaim during the early 2000s. By integrating electronic elements with their established rock foundation, Linkin Park created a dynamic listening experience that expanded their artistic reach. This work remains a testament to their innovative production techniques and their ability to evolve their musical identity while maintaining core elements of their style.