Receiving End Of Sirens Then I Defy You, Stars Lyrics

The apparitions tango to the sound of their heels tapping,
A procession of prosthetics limbs and mannequins.
They're all perfect models of imperfection
With a marrow made of cellophane.
Strap on your ballroom best.
Breath in and don't exhale.
Oh, Juliet! Oh, Juliet! Deny your name your father.
Rearrange the cells that form my skin.
See them through kaleidoscope eyes Because everybody feigns sometimes.
Blur your eyes,
Romeo.
Bend the line
Romeo
Do you like what you see!
Oh Romeo
Where art thou?
I've dressed up this canvas skin' painted something colorful just for you.
Self-inflicted surgery is now routine.
It erases all traces of faces we have all known; we have all owned.
Stretch me over this
Two by four skeleton

Who wrote Then I Defy You, Stars lyrics?

Then I Defy You, Stars is written by CRESCENZO CASEY BLUE, BARS ALEX E, BROWN BRENDAN M, COOK ANDREW STEPHEN, PATTERSON NATHAN JAMES.

When was Then I Defy You, Stars released?

Then I Defy You, Stars is first released on April 26, 2005 as part of Receiving End Of Sirens's album "Between the Heart and the Synapse" which includes 13 tracks in total.

Which genre is Then I Defy You, Stars?

Then I Defy You, Stars falls under the genre Rock.

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