Training Day
40 Below Summer · Other Songs - 40 Below Summer
again I swear i'll let you down
how can I fail
again I swear
you'll feel the craze
smiles and blades
source of confusion
plucking away
this is the union
this the day
this is the answer
this is the game
try (try)
my (my)
death through the failure thats breakin me outta my
life (life)
I (I)
cry (cry)
how can I fail (anything and everything inside of me that I cant reach)
again I swear I'll let you down? (anything and everything at all)
how can I fail? (anything and everything inside of me that I cant reach)
again I swear
i'm falling down
down in this
hole
taking it's
time
taking it's
toll
closing the
casket
digging the
grave
better to
die
than live like a
slave
lie (lie)
I (I)
fell from the mirrors reflection that burns through my
eyes (eyes)
I (I)
cry (cry)
how can I fail (anything and everything inside of me that I cant reach)
again I swear i'll let you down (anything and everything at all)
how can I fail? (anything and everything inside of me that I cant reach)
again I swear
i'll let you down
I can feel the ugliness
within the sickness
crawling in my skin
it's reconstructing me again
this life
this ugliness
no way to escape from the silence
that takes me
over and burns me alive
it's suffering
that I cant wait (suffering)
that I can't wait to die
how can I fail (anything and everything inside of me that I cant reach)
again I swear i'll let you down (anything and everything at all)
how can I fail? (anything and everything inside of me that I cant reach)
again I swear
it's time to die
fuck you and die
fuck you and die
fuck you and die
fuck you and die
fuck you and die
fuck you and die
fuck you and die
Training Day
Training Day stands as a notable recording by the English indie rock band 40 Below Summer. Emerging from the vibrant Manchester music scene, the group is recognized for blending post-punk energy with melodic sensibilities. This track contributes to their evolving discography, which includes albums such as Invitation To The Dance and The Mourning After. The song reflects the band's signature sound, characterized by driving rhythms and introspective songwriting that resonates with fans of modern alternative rock. While specific details regarding its release context vary, the recording remains a key part of their public musical output. 40 Below Summer continues to build a reputation through consistent performances and a growing catalogue of work that captures the dynamic spirit of contemporary British rock.