Nothing Left To Say / Rocks

Imagine Dragons · Night Visions [2012]

Who knows how long I've been awake now

The shadows on my walls don't sleep

They keep calling me

Beckoning, beckoning, beckoning



Who knows whats right

The lines keep getting thinner

My age has never made me wise

But I keep pushing on and on and on and on



There's nothing left to say now

There's nothing left to say now

Give it up, give it up now

Give it up, give it up now



There's nothing left to say now

There's nothing left to say now

Give it up, give it up now

Give it up, give it up now



Below my soul I feel an engine

Collapsing as it sees the pain

If I could only shut it out



I've come too far to see the end now

Even if my way is wrong

I keep pushing on and on and on



There's nothing left to say now

There's nothing left to say now

Give it up, give it up now

Give it up, give it up now



There's nothing left to say now

There's nothing left to say now

Give it up, give it up now

Give it up, give it up now



I keep falling, I keep falling down

I keep falling, I keep falling down

hey

I keep falling, I keep falling down

I keep falling, I keep falling down



If you could only save me,

I'm drowning and the waters of my soul



There's nothing left to say now

There's nothing left to say now

Give it up, give it up now

Give it up, give it up now



There's nothing left to say now

There's nothing left to say now

Give it up, give it up now

Give it up, give it up now



(instrumental interlude/end song, silence, start ghost track: "Rocks")



Where do we go from here?

Where do we go from here?

I threw some rocks up at your window

I broke some rocks right through your window



Timber! Timber! We're falling down

Let the forest hear our sound

ooma ooma oom

Why cant i see whats right infront of me



We fall, we fall

We fall, we fall down

We fall, we fall down

We fall, we fall down

Nothing Left To Say / Rocks

This track appears on Imagine Dragons' 2012 album Night Visions, marking a shift in the band's sonic landscape during their early career. While the group is widely recognized for anthemic pop-rock hits like Radioactive and Demons, this recording features a more subdued, atmospheric approach characteristic of the album's experimental side. The song blends electronic textures with the band's signature guitar-driven sound, reflecting the transitional period before they fully solidified their mainstream pop-rock identity. It serves as a complementary piece to the album's broader narrative, showcasing the depth of their musical exploration beyond their most famous singles.