I'm Your Sacrifice

Ozark Henry · Other Songs - Ozark Henry

Oh oh oh oooow

Oh oh oh oooow



Something's rattled your cage

Stopped me dead in my tracks

Been through hell and high tide

But we never looked back

I thought that we couldn't lose and then I bet all I had

From the top of the world I started seeing the cracks



Am I losing you now

Am I losing you now



Why would you change on me

When I took a chance on you

Is it upsetting you that everything's in place

Is this how you play the game

Giving your hand away

When I'm all in and still you roll the dice

And I'm your sacrifice



Oh oh oh oooow

Oh oh oh oooow



Got no cards up my sleeve, nothing under my hat

The moment of truth, there's no going back

Went from Bonnie and Clyde to Jeckyll and Hyde

We're fire and ice, we're fire and ice



Am I loosing it now

Am I loosing it now



Why did you change on me

When I took a chance on you

Was it upsetting you that everything's in place

Is this how you play the game

Giving your hand away

When I'm all in and still you roll the dice

And I'm your sacrifice



Oh oh oh oooow

Oh oh oh oooow



Is this how you play... the game

When I'm all in and still you roll the dice

Giving your hand... away

When I'm all in and still you roll the dice

And I'm your sacrifice



Oh oh oh oooow

Oh oh oh oooow



I'm still a believer

I'm Your Sacrifice

Ozark Henry's 'I'm Your Sacrifice' stands as a haunting centerpiece in the artist's discography, exemplifying the band's signature blend of post-punk energy and introspective lyricism. Recorded during a pivotal era for the group, the track captures the raw emotional volatility characteristic of their work on albums like 'This Last Warm Solitude.' The song's driving rhythm and melodic structure reflect the broader influence of 1990s alternative rock, while its themes of emotional cost and personal struggle resonate deeply within the indie music landscape. As a standalone recording, it showcases Henry's ability to craft atmospheric soundscapes that balance aggression with vulnerability, cementing their reputation as a band that prioritizes emotional authenticity over commercial polish.