Totalimmortal
AFI · I Heard A Voice (Live From Long Beach Arena) [2007]
Sometimes just waking is surreal
I pass right through the nameless ones
I know that hope's unknown
Sometimes the water feels so real
As I walk through it fills my lungs
My god I'm drowning
This day never seems to end
(this pain never)
This pain never seems to
This rage I can not let go
I hear them calling
I feel them gnawing out holes,
Holes through flawless souls.
I hear them calling
I feel them gnawing out holes,
Holes through all the flawless souls.
So alone
Sometimes I swear that I can hear
The taunting of the voiceless ones
I fear that I alone
Fear those who finally ceased to feel
That they're alone inside this place
I am the misplaced
This day never seems to end
(this pain never)
This day never seems to end
This rage I can not let go
I hear them calling
I feel them gnawing out holes
Holes through flawless souls
I hear them calling
I feel them gnawing out holes
Holes through all the flawless souls
Now every face, it looks familiar
Then every face would melt away until
Now everyone, do you know I know your deception?
I hear them calling
I feel them gnawing out holes
Holes through flawless souls
I hear them calling
I feel them gnawing out holes
Holes through all the flawless souls
Totalimmortal
Totalimmortal stands as a defining track from AFI's 2007 live recording, I Heard A Voice (Live From Long Beach Arena). Capturing the band at a peak moment of their post-hardcore evolution, the performance showcases the dynamic interplay between Davey Havok's distinctive vocals and the group's intricate instrumentation. Originally released on the studio album Decemberunderground, this live rendition highlights the song's enduring power within the band's extensive catalogue. The recording reflects the energetic atmosphere of the Long Beach Arena, emphasizing the raw intensity that characterizes AFI's live shows during this era. As a staple of their discography, the track exemplifies the band's ability to blend melodic sensibilities with darker, driving rhythms, cementing its place as a fan favorite and a significant song in their musical history.

