Devil In Me
Fame Factory · Other Songs - Fame Factory
i am playing the devils card,
but i cannot stop when she's around
i'm telling her to make up her mind
there are better things to find
you just got to search on the other side
watch when the sky falls down
devil in me get up ???
she's the problem i am not
fallen angels smile in my face
pulls me deeper into this mess
when i'm heading for 35
in a disappointed time
with a bitter taste of my younger years
maybe i'll be better then
maybe i wont like it then
to see somebody's life go down
watch when the sky falls down
devil in me get up ???
she's the problem i am not
fallen angels smile in my face
pulls me deeper into this mess
watch when the sky falls down
but she deserves what she gets
devil in me get up ???
she's the problem i am not
fallen angels smile in my face
pulls me deeper into this
can't have been me
this is so i have a demon inside me
lets take it away
what's left to give
watch when the sky falls down
but she deserves what she gets
devil in me
devil in me
yeah,
devil in me get up ???
she's the problem i am not
fallen angels smile in my face
pulls me deeper into this
whatch when the sky falls down
but she deserves what she gets (x3)
Devil In Me
Fame Factory delivers a compelling performance with "Devil In Me," a track that exemplifies the group's signature sound within the Swedish music scene. The recording showcases the ensemble's ability to blend emotive vocals with polished production, creating an atmosphere that resonates with listeners familiar with their broader discography. As a standout piece in their catalogue, the song highlights the band's commitment to crafting memorable melodies and engaging narratives. While the track stands on its own merits, it also reflects the collaborative spirit often found in their work, drawing from a rich tradition of Scandinavian pop and rock influences. "Devil In Me" remains a testament to the group's enduring appeal and their capacity to connect with audiences through sincere musical expression.