Guilty
Orange Blue · Other Songs - Orange Blue
Always remembering what I've been through
It's good to have someone to take in the arms and cry
When I was feelin' bad
I've always wished I had friends like you
I've never been in the mood to give up
'Cause there was always something to be done
I seemed to be born to be sad in my life
I was taught to respect, will I be able to love my wife?
I'm guilty, I'm guilty
I'm guilty for my life
Said I'm guilty
I'm so guilty
Like I've been guilty every time
And life is too short
To try to understand
I better look for someone
Who wants to try to hold my hand
Tried out all drugs
And be high from nine to five
But I can't escape
I said, I can't escape from my life
That's why I'm guilty, why I'm so guilty
I'm guilty of being shy
Said I'm guilty, I'm so guilty
I'm bad 'cause I don't try
No, I've never contradicted
And the only one I hate is me
But I believe one day I'll be free
But I'm guilty, I've been so lonely
but still I try, well, I'm trying to make the best of my life
I feel so guilty
I've been so lonely
I'm guilty for my life
Guilty - Orange Blue
Orange Blue's 'Guilty' stands as a defining track within the artist's electro-industrial catalog, characterized by its driving mechanical rhythms and brooding atmospheric textures. Emerging from the late 1990s underground scene, the song exemplifies the genre's fusion of aggressive electronic production with haunting vocal delivery. The recording captures the raw energy of the era's industrial movement, utilizing distorted synths and relentless beats to create a sense of urgency and tension. While often associated with the broader landscape of electro-industrial music, the track maintains a distinct identity through its specific sonic palette and the artist's signature vocal style. It serves as a testament to the genre's ability to blend electronic precision with emotional weight, cementing Orange Blue's reputation as a key figure in the movement's history.