Glow

Alien Ant Farm · truANT

I never thought that you'd find out i did it,
I was so scared that you would leave so i hid it,
I know we said that we'd always be honest,
So now i went out and messed up, our nest
It finally seems like we've turned into strangers,
Its gotten so bad there's just no more anger,
So now it seems like we can't get no further
I can't believe i'll be bright for another

I'll be the switch she turns on,
She'll be mine too, i get off,
I'll be the fuse that she blows,
And even with the lights out we'll glow

So where's the sun it shines no love on your face,
under the moon and with the girl that's in your place,
and even Edison has no idea,
of all the blackouts i've caused you and me

I'll be the switch she turns on,
She'll be mine too, i get off,
I'll be the fuse that she blows,
And even with the lights out we'll glow
I'll be the switch she turns on,
She'll be mine too, i get off,
I'll be the fuse that she blows,
And even with the lights down real low

[we'll glow, we'll glow, we'll glowwwow]


I'll be the switch she turns on,
She'll be mine too, i get off,
I'll be the, I'll be the fuse that she blows,
And even with the lights out we'll glow

I'll be the switch she turns on,
She'll be mine too, i get off,
I'll be the fuse that she blows,
And even with the lights out we'll glow
I'll be the switch she turns on,
She'll be mine too, i get off,
I'll be the fuse that she blows,
And even with the lights out we'll glow

[I'll be the, I'll be the fuse]
[I'll be the, I'll be the fuse]

Glow - Alien Ant Farm

Released in 2003 on the album truANT, "Glow" is a defining track in the post-grunge and alternative rock landscape. The song features the band's signature blend of melodic hooks and gritty vocals, exemplifying the era's shift toward polished yet raw production. As a staple of Alien Ant Farm's discography, the recording captures the band's ability to craft anthemic choruses that resonated with audiences during the early 2000s. Its enduring popularity highlights the group's influence on the genre, establishing them as key figures in the transition from hardcore punk aesthetics to mainstream rock radio formats. The track remains a representative example of the band's catalog, showcasing their skill in balancing aggressive instrumentation with catchy, radio-friendly melodies.