The Thread

The Devil Wears Prada - Rock, Alternative Metal
The Thread
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Duration: 4:49
Lyrics
[Intro: Mike Hranica] Ten thousand tons Somehow gaining mass [Verse 1: Mike Hranica] It senses the symptoms Of a life's thread rusting out It features the dangers With a mind for pure corrosion [Refrain: Jeremy DePoyster & Mike Hranica] You won't say a word Why won't you look my way? As we gaze through the window The ash storm begins to rain [Pre-Chorus: Mike Hranica] Iron oxide tells the difference Patterning what this used to be [Chorus: Jeremy DePoyster & Mike Hranica] I've got some feelings Some feelings as of late Meanwhile the ceiling Is what I can't shake What if we don't change? What if we stay the same? Then you're the ceiling The ceiling that I can't shake [Verse 2: Mike Hranica] You can see my hands Reaching out, grasping at the thread Hear her laughter reverberate Through the lowest rings of hell [Pre-Chorus: Mike Hranica] I'll be gone once you're through with me I'll be gone once you're through with me [Chorus: Jeremy DePoyster & Mike Hranica] I've got some feelings Some feelings as of late Meanwhile the ceiling Is what I can't shake What if we don't change? What if we stay the same? Then you're the ceiling The ceiling that I can't shake [Post-Chorus: Jeremy DePoyster & Mike Hranica] The ceiling that I can't shake The ceiling that I can't shake (Shake) [Refrain: Jeremy DePoyster & Mike Hranica] You won't say a word Why won't you look my way? As we gaze through the window The ash storm begins to rain You won't say a word Why won't you look my way? As we taste the shattered glass The ash storm begins to rain [Bridge: Jeremy DePoyster & Mike Hranica] After all is said and done Unable to tolerate You can watch me go under Brought down by the weight After all is said and done Unable to tolerate You can watch me disappear Brought down by the weight [Outro: Mike Hranica] You should speak up You should speak up Let me hear your voice Let me hear your voice
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Credits
- Writers
- Jonathan Gering
- Mike Hranica