Up In Arms
Foo Fighters · Colour & The Shape
The rain is here and you, my dear, are still my friend
It's true, the two of us are back as one again
CHORUS
I was the one who left you
Always coming back
I cannot forget you, girl
Now I am up in arms again
(REPEAT ALL)
Together now I don't know how this love could end
My lonely heart, it falls apart for you to mend
CHORUS (3X)
It's true, the two of us are back as one again
CHORUS
I was the one who left you
Always coming back
I cannot forget you, girl
Now I am up in arms again
(REPEAT ALL)
Together now I don't know how this love could end
My lonely heart, it falls apart for you to mend
CHORUS (3X)
Up In Arms
Released on the Foo Fighters' 2002 album Colour & The Shape, "Up In Arms" stands as a defining track of the band's post-grunge evolution. The song features Dave Grohl's signature drumming and a driving rhythm section that propels the narrative forward with relentless energy. Lyrically, the track explores themes of emotional vulnerability and the struggle to hold onto love amidst personal turmoil, delivered through a raw vocal performance by Grohl. As a staple of the band's discography, it exemplifies the gritty, rock-driven sound that characterized their work during the early 2000s, bridging the gap between their grunge roots and the alternative rock direction they would continue to pursue.