Faces

40 Below Summer · Rain E.P.

Show us what
You can do present what you want
Crawling on your side
Change of course will rip you apart
Fucking your nation
Something you live theyÂ’re making you with
But can you stay alive
Chewed every fucking inch of my face
And it remains calm
Suck in your tongue as it peels you away
Changing my face
Smiling at jokes and making odd faces
Stupid old fool
Look at yourself being something your not
You wanna work
Rev up the coaster see what you got

So figure out how youÂ’re so alone now
Come back and still frame your soul
YouÂ’re so deluded

Fight for
After my foot has created a footprint
Cough up the powers
Render it as a weakling of life
Better familiar
Jump on my case just mind your own business
Why so familiar
Minding of something thatÂ’s not your own business
Nothing without us
40's the one thatÂ’s doing the business
Something about us
Write about something you'll never forget

So figure out how youÂ’re so alone now
Come back and still frame your soul
YouÂ’re so deluded

So I feel deception, behind your disguise
And I see the true face in the reflection while your

Changing faces
Changing faces
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Changing faces

Changing faces
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Changing faces
Changing faces
Changing faces
Changing faces

Changing, changing

Your face
Your face
Your face
Your face

Figure out how you're so alone now
So figure out how your so
YouÂ’re so alone now

So figure out how your so
YouÂ’re so alone now
Come back and still frame your soul
YouÂ’re so deluded

So figure out how your so
YouÂ’re so alone now
Come back and still frame your soul
YouÂ’re so deluded

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Why can't I see your (Face)?
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Faces - 40 Below Summer

Released on the Rain E.P., 'Faces' is a standout track from the English indie pop band 40 Below Summer. The song exemplifies the group's signature sound, blending melodic pop structures with atmospheric production that defines their early discography. As part of the band's broader catalog, 'Faces' showcases their ability to craft emotive, radio-friendly tracks that resonate within the indie pop genre. The recording reflects the collaborative spirit of the group, contributing to a body of work characterized by lush harmonies and a polished, contemporary aesthetic. It stands as a notable song in their catalog, capturing the essence of their musical identity during this period.