How do you feel anything at all?
Do you hear steps at the door?
Do you reckon the smell of this life
The dark that binds you
Frightened by your own smell
Bitterness will run you through
Silent screaming
Turning, twisting the alphabet
Frantic eyes, awaiting the answer
Splinters of a poem
Fragments of what you used to be
Habitual and gullible
Run-down memoirs is all that's left
Do you wish to sleep?
Do you aim for the shadow?
Do you feel all infected?
This life, the dark that binds you
Frightened by your own smell
Bitterness will run you through
Silent screaming
Turning, twisting the alphabet
Frantic eyes, awaiting the answer
Splinters of a poem
Fragments of what you used to be
Habitual and gullible
Run-down memoirs is all that's left
It's the cowardice that pulls you under (under)
And takes you to the end, where it begins (begins)
Release, the world is waiting your arrival
Close your eyes, as we witness another bullet ride
Do you know about atrocity?
Do you know that everbody's gone?
Do you know that you're on your own?
This life, the dark that binds you
Frightened by your own smell
Bitterness will run you through
Silent screaming
Turning, twisting the alphabet
Frantic eyes, awaiting the answer
Splinters of a poem
Fragments of what you used to be
Habitual and gullible
Run-down memoirs is all that's left
Something a bit different I was hoping to get some assistance with. I remember this song playing in the E3 demo gameplay during the combat scene. The new version in game and released on the official soundtrack is completely different, the title of the track being called "Мусорщики" or "Musorshchiki". This behind the scenes video at the very start was the only other source I was able to find the snippet of the different version of the track. Not sure if this has surfaced anywhere at all?
Does anyone know Boards of Canada? A Scottish band consisting of two brothers that make very unique eletronical music with a very nostalgic feeling. The atmosphere in these songs are very well done, and gives me really that retro and nostalgic feeling.
I think this is one of the greatest they have made
Oh damn, The Prodigy and Massive attack in one reply! Both are legendary. They never get old. Rest in peace keith Flint, you brought us many years of awesome music! Since I was a child, I already listen to their music.
Have you also tried the Pendulum Remix? Which is also insanely good.
Here is even a version with Limp Bizkit.
No Good came out in 1994, when I was 6 years old. I've listened to this song a lot back then. I literally grow up with The Prodigy.