SHINEDOWN
- Fake Lyrics / with translationsThis place has begun to cover me
I recall the light, but the dark smothers me
I prefer the feelings I know right now
I don't worry about feeling very proud
You don't know how it feels
To be misunderstood
To reach for the sky
I thought you never would
You don't know how it feels
To be misunderstood
To reach for the sky
I thought you never would
But I'm bleeding, and my hands are bruised
From the grip that I once had on you
And I'm open for a new way
Because there's not much more that I can fake
It's almost seeing your soul for the first time
And watching the mirror show you life in rewind
Capture the ridicule of everyone
I'm tired of trying, and they wonder why I'm gone
You don't know how it feels
To be misunderstood
To reach for the sky
I thought you never would
You don't know how it feels
To be misunderstood
To reach for the sky
I thought you never would
But I'm bleeding, and my hands are bruised
From the grip that I once had on you
And I'm open for a new way
Because there's not much more that I can fake
I can't fake it
You don't know how it feels
To be misunderstood
To reach for the sky
I thought you never would
You don't know how it feels
To be misunderstood
To reach for the sky
I thought you never would
But I'm bleeding, and my hands are bruised
From the grip that I once had on you
And I'm open for a new way
Because there's not much more that I can fake
But I'm bleeding, and my hands are bruised
From the grip that I once had on you
And I'm open for a new way
Because there's not much more that I can fake
I recall the light, but the dark smothers me
I prefer the feelings I know right now
I don't worry about feeling very proud
You don't know how it feels
To be misunderstood
To reach for the sky
I thought you never would
You don't know how it feels
To be misunderstood
To reach for the sky
I thought you never would
But I'm bleeding, and my hands are bruised
From the grip that I once had on you
And I'm open for a new way
Because there's not much more that I can fake
It's almost seeing your soul for the first time
And watching the mirror show you life in rewind
Capture the ridicule of everyone
I'm tired of trying, and they wonder why I'm gone
You don't know how it feels
To be misunderstood
To reach for the sky
I thought you never would
To be misunderstood
To reach for the sky
I thought you never would
But I'm bleeding, and my hands are bruised
From the grip that I once had on you
And I'm open for a new way
Because there's not much more that I can fake
I can't fake it
You don't know how it feels
To be misunderstood
To reach for the sky
I thought you never would
You don't know how it feels
To be misunderstood
To reach for the sky
I thought you never would
But I'm bleeding, and my hands are bruised
From the grip that I once had on you
And I'm open for a new way
Because there's not much more that I can fake
But I'm bleeding, and my hands are bruised
From the grip that I once had on you
And I'm open for a new way
Because there's not much more that I can fake
Facts about Fake
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Fake is written by John Shanks, Brent Smith, John M Shanks.
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It is first released on October 04, 2005 as part of Shinedown's album "Us and Them" which includes 13 tracks in total. This song is the 11st track on this album.
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When we search for the deeper meaning hidden within the lines, the track 'Fake' from Shinedown explores the themes of being misunderstood and the difficult process of getting rid of a toxic relationship. The words tell about the hurt that comes from clinging to something that hurts you, but at the same time, they reveal the wish for a new beginning and a real relationship with yourself. The song mainly highlights the elements of love disappointment, inner conflict, reflecting, strength and sadness. It also points out the factors of misunderstanding and solitude, agony and recovery, and self-awareness. The lyrics give voice to the emotional battles that one can go through and the feelings of being misunderstood, possibly necessitating parental guidance for the little ones. Although there are no open mentions of violence, sexual acts or drug consumption, the emotional power might not be universally acceptable for kids.
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Fake falls under the genre Rock.
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Fake song length is 4 minutes and 01 seconds.
Who wrote Fake lyrics?
Fake is written by John Shanks, Brent Smith, John M Shanks.
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When was Fake released?
It is first released on October 04, 2005 as part of Shinedown's album "Us and Them" which includes 13 tracks in total. This song is the 11st track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Fake lyrics?
When we search for the deeper meaning hidden within the lines, the track 'Fake' from Shinedown explores the themes of being misunderstood and the difficult process of getting rid of a toxic relationship. The words tell about the hurt that comes from clinging to something that hurts you, but at the same time, they reveal the wish for a new beginning and a real relationship with yourself. The song mainly highlights the elements of love disappointment, inner conflict, reflecting, strength and sadness. It also points out the factors of misunderstanding and solitude, agony and recovery, and self-awareness. The lyrics give voice to the emotional battles that one can go through and the feelings of being misunderstood, possibly necessitating parental guidance for the little ones. Although there are no open mentions of violence, sexual acts or drug consumption, the emotional power might not be universally acceptable for kids.
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Which genre is Fake?
Fake falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song Fake?
Fake song length is 4 minutes and 01 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): John Shanks, Brent Smith, John M ShanksRecord Label(s): 2005 Atlantic Recording Corp For the United States and WEA International Inc for the world outside of the United States
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