Them Bones
Alice In Chains · Live [2000]
I believe them bones are me
Some say we're born into the grave
I feel so alone, gon' end up a
Big ole pile a them bones
Dust rise right on over my time
Empty fossil of the new scene
I feel so alone, gon' end up a
Big ole pile a them bones
Toll due bad dreams come true
I lie dead gone under red sky
I feel so alone, gon' end up a
Big ole pile a them...
I feel so alone, gon' end up a
Big ole pile a them...
I feel so alone, gon' end up a
Big ole pile a them bones
Some say we're born into the grave
I feel so alone, gon' end up a
Big ole pile a them bones
Dust rise right on over my time
Empty fossil of the new scene
I feel so alone, gon' end up a
Big ole pile a them bones
Toll due bad dreams come true
I lie dead gone under red sky
I feel so alone, gon' end up a
Big ole pile a them...
I feel so alone, gon' end up a
Big ole pile a them...
I feel so alone, gon' end up a
Big ole pile a them bones
About Them Bones
Them Bones stands as a defining track from Alice In Chains' 2000 live album, capturing the band's raw, grunge-era intensity. Recorded during their peak touring years, the song showcases the group's signature blend of heavy distortion and vocal interplay between Layne Staley and Mike Inez. As a staple of their live performances, the recording reflects the band's evolution while maintaining the visceral energy that characterized their discography from the early 1990s through the turn of the millennium. The track remains a powerful example of Seattle's alternative metal sound, highlighting the emotional depth and rhythmic drive that made their live recordings highly sought after by fans and collectors alike.