
The After Dinner Payback From Autumn to Ashes
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I'm not wishing anymore
I'm not writing songs for you
I sleep better in the dark
I'm not doing this for you
This is because of you I don't believe
Tongue tied an institute of my relief
You're my, my reason to shame
(my reason to shame)
I'm not wishing anymore
I'm not writing songs for you
I sleep better in the dark
I'm not doing this for you
This is because of you I don't believe
Tongue tied an institute of my relief
One wish that this is over
You are all I waste today
(discarded worthless throw it away)
Will it tear you apart?
Will it?
Will it tear you apart?
I'm not writing songs for you
I sleep better in the dark
I'm not doing this for you
This is because of you I don't believe
Tongue tied an institute of my relief
You're my, my reason to shame
(my reason to shame)
I'm not wishing anymore
I'm not writing songs for you
I sleep better in the dark
I'm not doing this for you
This is because of you I don't believe
Tongue tied an institute of my relief
One wish that this is over
You are all I waste today
(discarded worthless throw it away)
Will it tear you apart?
Will it?
Will it tear you apart?
"The After Dinner Payback" by From Autumn to Ashes, released in 2003, is a #Rock song that explores themes of betrayal, heartbreak, and the emotional aftermath of a toxic relationship. The lyrics convey a sense of anger and disillusionment, reflecting on the pain caused by deceit and the desire for retribution. Musically, it features a blend of melodic hardcore and post-hardcore elements, characterized by heavy guitar riffs and passionate vocals. The song resonates with listeners for its raw emotional intensity and has contributed to the band's cult following within the emo and post-hardcore scenes.
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