Fault And Fracture
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- Fault And Fracture LyricsYou were most beautiful as the damage and the trauma
Pounding hard with battered wings of destiny
You were my last great war
You were my heaven ablaze
Riddled with faults and fractures
And I spent my last of days burning my oldest of bridges
And I spent my last of nights killing the best of friends
In the company of thieves, liars, beggers and whores
I'll lay waiting, just waiting for my time to come
Pounding hard with battered wings of destiny
You were my last great war
You were my heaven ablaze
Riddled with faults and fractures
And I spent my last of days burning my oldest of bridges
In the company of thieves, liars, beggers and whores
I'll lay waiting, just waiting for my time to come
Facts about Fault And Fracture
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Fault And Fracture is written by Benjamin Koller, Jacob Bannon, Nathaniel Newton, Kurt Ballou.
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It is first released on September 04, 2001 as part of Converge's album "Jane Doe" which includes 12 tracks in total. This song is the 1st track on this album.
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When we search for the deeper meaning hidden within the lines, the song 'Fault and Fracture' by Converge depicts a disastrous relationship which originated from beauty yet now exists as a ruined state that contains both emotional and physical harm. The lyrics show destruction and isolation through their use of metaphors which include 'battered wings of destiny' to show struggle and 'burning my oldest of bridges' to show cutting ties with the past. The song Fault and Fracture displays multiple emotional states through its lyrics which show despair and heartbreak and angst and reflection and solitary existence. The song shows how people need to go through their life challenges while experiencing their traumatic events and suffering through their losses and feeling their sense of regret and unwanted waiting. The lyrics contain mature themes such as trauma, conflict, and references to negative behaviors and relationships, which may not be suitable for children under 13. The phrase 'thieves, liars, beggars, and whores' presents adult content which requires viewers to exercise caution when approaching it.
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Fault And Fracture falls under the genre Rock.
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Fault And Fracture song length is 3 minutes and 05 seconds.
Who wrote Fault And Fracture lyrics?
Fault And Fracture is written by Benjamin Koller, Jacob Bannon, Nathaniel Newton, Kurt Ballou.
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When was Fault And Fracture released?
It is first released on September 04, 2001 as part of Converge's album "Jane Doe" which includes 12 tracks in total. This song is the 1st track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Fault And Fracture lyrics?
When we search for the deeper meaning hidden within the lines, the song 'Fault and Fracture' by Converge depicts a disastrous relationship which originated from beauty yet now exists as a ruined state that contains both emotional and physical harm. The lyrics show destruction and isolation through their use of metaphors which include 'battered wings of destiny' to show struggle and 'burning my oldest of bridges' to show cutting ties with the past. The song Fault and Fracture displays multiple emotional states through its lyrics which show despair and heartbreak and angst and reflection and solitary existence. The song shows how people need to go through their life challenges while experiencing their traumatic events and suffering through their losses and feeling their sense of regret and unwanted waiting. The lyrics contain mature themes such as trauma, conflict, and references to negative behaviors and relationships, which may not be suitable for children under 13. The phrase 'thieves, liars, beggars, and whores' presents adult content which requires viewers to exercise caution when approaching it.
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Which genre is Fault And Fracture?
Fault And Fracture falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song Fault And Fracture?
Fault And Fracture song length is 3 minutes and 05 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Benjamin Koller, Jacob Bannon, Nathaniel Newton, Kurt Ballou
Record Label(s): 2001 Equal Vision Records, Inc
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