This Is Usually The Part Where People Scream
Alesana · Where Myth Fades to Legend [2008]
You're gonna save the day? Bring it on! Bring it on!
You ready? Bring it on! I'll show you another thing or two!
You may think your clever but you're not
You better get the coffins out!
Trust me kid that's where you're sleeping tonight!
There's no guarantee we'll get out alive
Stop your whining! Let's get busy!
Welcome to the show, it's a story that you've heard a thousand times
So take a seat and get lost with me, this tale will never stop being told
Welcome to the show, it's a chance to save the world or lose the girl
Let's save the world! Heroes will save the day!
You may think you've won but I promise you it's not over!
You may think you've won but I promise you it's not over!
This could be our last chance to finally rise up
So here we stand and here we will fight
None of us shall run from anyone
Storms are gathering
There's no guarantee we'll get out of alive
Stop your whining! Let's get busy!
We have to rise above and fight
We'll be heroes!
Welcome to the show, it's a story that you've heard a thousand times
So let's take a seat and get lost with me,
This tale will never stop being told
Welcome to the show, it's a chance to save the world or lose the girl
Let's save the world! Heroes will save the day!
This is the part where you are supposed to scream!
When you scream we'll be heroes
Welcome to the show, its a story that you've heard a thousand times
So take a seat and get lost with me, this tale will never stop being told
Welcome to the show, its a chance to save the world or lose the girl
Let's save the world! Heroes will always save the day!
Let's save the world! Heroes will save the day!
Let's save the world! Heroes will always save the day!
This Is Usually The Part Where People Scream
Released on the 2008 album Where Myth Fades to Legend, this track stands as a defining moment in Alesana's evolution from pop-punk to gothic metal. The song exemplifies the band's signature blend of melodic hooks and atmospheric darkness, featuring the distinctive vocal style of lead singer Jennifer Batten. It captures the emotional intensity characteristic of their discography during this era, where themes of mythological decay and personal struggle were central to their sound. The recording showcases the group's ability to transition from aggressive guitar riffs to soaring, haunting choruses, cementing their reputation in the alternative metal scene. As a key component of their catalog, it remains a staple for fans of the genre who appreciate the dramatic storytelling found in their work.