Everytime I See Your Face
Live · Birds of Pray [2003]
By and by, my intentions were good
But I know I don't watch where I'm walking
When I know I should
If the nighttime turns into day before I say what I mean
God damn all these obstacles before me, yeah
Every time I see your face, it's like Heaven opens up her gates
And I fall behind, I just close my eyes, I just close my eyes
If the quicksand of love and deception
Finds a way to come between you and me
Don't fret, I'm gonna cut through the darkness and set us free, yeah
And if you wanna just lay with me darlin, let the mystery silently speak
Take my tongue, take my lungs if you want, I'll even try not to breathe, yeah
Every time I see your face, something overwhelms my heart with grace
And I fall behind, I just close my eyes I just close my eyes
Every time I see your face
I know you are the one (I was looking everywhere to find you)
I know you're more than wonderful
I know you are the one
Every time I see your face, it's like Heaven opens up her gates
And I fall behind, I just close my eyes, I just close my eyes
Every time I see your face, something overwhelms my heart with grace
And I fall behind, I just close my eyes, I just close my eyes
Yeah, oh, oh, yeah
Every time
I see your face
Every time
Every time
Everytime I See Your Face
Live's "Everytime I See Your Face" stands as a defining track from their 2003 album *Birds of Pray*, capturing the raw emotional intensity characteristic of their post-hardcore and alternative rock sound. The song exemplifies the band's ability to blend melodic sensibilities with aggressive instrumentation, a hallmark of their discography that resonated deeply with audiences during the early 2000s. Released alongside other notable works like "River Town," the recording showcases the group's dynamic range and their commitment to crafting anthemic songs that address themes of longing and personal struggle. As a key component of their catalog, the track remains a significant representation of Live's artistic evolution and their enduring impact on the genre.
