Pray For Plagues

Bring Me The Horizon · Count Your Blessings [2006]

She Starts Her New Diet Of Liquor And Dick

Just Like Hollywood But Laced In Sick

The Sun Goes Down And So Does She

The Sun Goes Down And So Does She

Sold Out The Love She Had Left With A Cut Of the Throat

Drinks All Round On Her Before She Strolls To The Moat

The Sun Goes Down And So Does She

The Sun Goes Down And So Does She

Count Your Fucking Blessings

Count Your Blessings

Cause Im Counting Every Lie

Count Your Blessings

Cause Im Counting Every Lie

Christ, Im Asking For One Thing

Eradicate This Disease

Close Your Eyes, Pray For Plagues

Close Your Eyes, Pray For Plagues

Oh Lord Cleanse This Earth

And Bring Upon Our Doomsday

Close Your Eyes, Pray For Plagues

Cleanse This Earth,Bring Our Doomsday

She Starts Her New Diet Of Liquor And Dick

Just Like Hollywood But Laced In Sick

The Sun Goes Down And So Does She

The Sun Goes Down And So Does She

So Clap Your Hands To The Sound

Of Every First Born Dying Now

Watch The Rivers Turn To Blood

Death Will Stand Were Life Once Stood

So Clap Your Hands To The Sound

Of Every First Born Dying Now

Watch The Rivers Turn To Blood

Death Will Stand Were Life Once Stood

So Clap Your Hands To The Sound

Of Every First Born Dying Now

Watch The Rivers Turn To Blood

Death Will Stand Were Life Once Stood

Close Your Eyes, Pray For Plagues

Cleanse This Earth

Bring Our Doomsday

Pray For Plagues

Released in 2006 on Bring Me The Horizon's debut album Count Your Blessings, 'Pray For Plagues' stands as a defining track of the band's early melodic death metal era. The song captures the raw, aggressive energy characteristic of the genre while showcasing the group's signature blend of heavy riffs and melodic hooks. As one of the band's most recognizable early works, it helped establish their reputation in the metal scene before their subsequent evolution into alternative metal and rock. The recording reflects the chaotic and intense atmosphere of the mid-2000s underground metal movement, serving as a pivotal moment in the band's discography that introduced their signature sound to a wider audience.