Chalk White

36 Crazyfists · Bitterness The Star

Pieces of you, spread all over, torn in two
Forward/backward

Save yourself, from nothing, from no one
Forward/backward

You better get yourself out of it
You better get yourself out of it

You think you're right but it ain't right
You think it's right but it ain't right

Cease the slide, use the talent God gave you
Forward/backward

You better get yourself out of it
You better get yourself out of it

You think you're right, but it ain't right
You think it's right, but it ain't right

Forward/backward
Forward/backward

Chalk White

36 Crazyfists delivers 'Chalk White' on their 2018 album Bitterness The Star, a recording that exemplifies their signature blend of post-hardcore and emo-punk. The track features the band's characteristic dynamic interplay between melodic guitar lines and aggressive rhythmic intensity, typical of their discography from the mid-2010s. As part of Bitterness The Star, the song contributes to a cohesive sonic landscape defined by emotional vulnerability and high-energy performance. It stands alongside other notable tracks on the album, such as 'Turns To Ashes' and 'An Agreement Called Forever', showcasing the group's ability to balance atmospheric tension with explosive power. The recording reflects the broader trends of the genre during that era, prioritizing raw energy and melodic hooks within a structured framework.