Nosebleed
Deftones · Adrenaline [1995]
No means no lie now find out what you get, you're no good
You'll sit around and throw a fuckin' fit
We are here onto you
You're so far, you're fucking gone
You won't get to me 'til you cover me
I don't need this shit 'til you cover me
No means no lie now find out what you get, it's so good
You'll sit around and throw a fuckin' fit
We are here onto you
Give me more, you fucking liar
You won't get to me 'til you cover me
I don't need this shit 'til you cover me
We are here - Mother - in your fear with you
We could be perfect in your world I know
But I will come
I will come
and I will come
Go
I will come
I will come
and I will
come
I will come
I will come
I will come
I will come
Disappear
Disappear
Disappear
Disappear
You won't get to me till you cover me
I don't need this shit fuckin' liar
You'll sit around and throw a fuckin' fit
We are here onto you
You're so far, you're fucking gone
You won't get to me 'til you cover me
I don't need this shit 'til you cover me
No means no lie now find out what you get, it's so good
You'll sit around and throw a fuckin' fit
We are here onto you
Give me more, you fucking liar
You won't get to me 'til you cover me
I don't need this shit 'til you cover me
We are here - Mother - in your fear with you
We could be perfect in your world I know
But I will come
I will come
and I will come
Go
I will come
I will come
and I will
come
I will come
I will come
I will come
I will come
Disappear
Disappear
Disappear
Disappear
You won't get to me till you cover me
I don't need this shit fuckin' liar
Nosebleed
Deftones' "Nosebleed" stands as a defining track from their 1995 self-titled debut, establishing the band's signature blend of alternative metal and industrial textures. Featuring the iconic vocal interplay between Chino Moreno and Stephen Pearcy, the song captures the raw energy and atmospheric depth characteristic of the mid-90s nu-metal era. Its aggressive rhythm section and soaring melodies set a tone that would influence countless subsequent acts in the genre. As a cornerstone of their early discography, the recording showcases the group's ability to merge heavy distortion with melodic sensibilities, creating a sound that remains highly relevant today.

