Fallen Angels
Black Veil Brides · Set the World on Fire [2011]
Scream! Shout!
We are the fallen angels
We are the inbetween cast down as sons of war
Struck to the Earth like lightning on this world we're torn
We won't cause the pain of living out their law
Take joy in who you are
We know our wings are flawed
We're bored to death in Heaven and all alone in hell
We only want to be ourselves
We scream, we shout
We are the fallen angels
We scream, we shout
To those who sing alone
No need to feel this sorrow
We scream, we shout
We are the fallen angels
Follow the morning star on a land where darkness failed
The passion left unholy
Now you find yourself
We have nowhere to go, no one to wish us well
A cry to find a home
Our stories they will tell
We're bored to death in Heaven and all alone in Hell
We only want to be ourselves
We scream! We shout!
We are the fallen angels
We scream! We shout!
To those who sing alone
No need to feel this sorrow
We scream! We shout!
We are the fallen angels
Scream! Shout!
We are the fallen angels
Scream! Shout!
We scream! We shout!
We are the fallen angels
We scream! We shout!
To those who sing alone
No need to feel this sorrow
We scream! We shout!
We are the fallen angels
We scream! We shout!
We are the fallen angels
We scream! We shout!
We shout!
We are the fallen angels
Fallen Angels - Black Veil Brides
From the 2011 album Set the World on Fire, "Fallen Angels" is a defining track for Black Veil Brides that encapsulates the band's signature blend of glam metal and modern rock. The song features the group's characteristic theatrical vocal delivery and driving guitar riffs, solidifying their reputation as pioneers of the modern glam revival. Released during a pivotal era for the band, the recording showcases their ability to merge heavy, aggressive instrumentation with polished, high-energy performance. It serves as a staple of their discography, reflecting the theatrical and rebellious spirit that has made them influential figures in the alternative metal scene. The track remains a powerful representation of their early-to-mid career sound, appealing to fans of classic rock aesthetics reimagined for a contemporary audience.