I'm Made Of Wax Larry, What Are You Made Of?
A Day To Remember · Homesick [2009]
And don't think that I'll always be gone.
You know I've got you like a puppet in the palm of my hand.
Don't you let me down!
So run like hell,
Sleep with one eye open,
You can forgive or forget,
You will tell everyone the damage done,
Too bad you can't stop me.
You can't stop me now!
I'll be there just to watch you fall,
So don't push me. I got nothing to lose.
Don't blink, they won't even miss you at all,
And don't think that I'll always be gone.
You know I've got you like a puppet in the palm of my hand.
Don't you let me down!
There I go again,
I made it so damn hard to come back from the mess that you're in.
I need you to know, told you so.
Your a snake, and I'm cautious,
Just use your head.
I'll be there just to watch you fall,
So don't push me. I got nothing to lose.
Don't blink, they won't even miss you at all,
And don't think that I'll always be gone.
You know I've got you like a puppet in the palm of my hand.
Don't you let me down!
Don't blink, they won't even miss you at all,
And don't think that I'll always be gone.
You know I've got you like a puppet in the palm of my hand.
Don't you let me down!
Come on!
*Ahem*
Everybody's out to get me.
Any moment could be my last.
This is me, you can take it or leave.
Right or wrong, I will stand on my own two feet.
Just breathe.
Just breathe.
Don't blink, they won't even miss you at all,
And don't think that I'll always be gone.
You know I've got you like a puppet in the palm of my hand.
Don't you let me down!
Don't blink, they won't even miss you at all,
And don't think that I'll always be gone.
You know I've got you like a puppet in the palm of my hand.
Don't you let me down!
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About I'm Made Of Wax Larry, What Are You Made Of?
"I'm Made Of Wax Larry, What Are You Made Of?" stands as a defining track from A Day To Remember's 2009 debut album, *Homesick*. Released during the band's formative years, the song exemplifies their signature blend of melodic punk energy and theatrical rock, featuring the group's characteristic high-energy vocals and driving rhythms. The title references a fictional character, a common trope in the band's storytelling that often explores themes of identity and transformation. As a cornerstone of their early discography, the recording helped establish their reputation in the modern pop-punk and metalcore scenes, showcasing their ability to merge aggressive instrumentation with catchy, anthemic choruses. The track remains a staple of their live performances and has become an enduring part of their catalog, reflecting the raw creativity and collaborative spirit of the band during their initial breakthrough period.