Crawling By Linkin Park |
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Crawling Crawling in my skin These wounds, they will not heal Fear is how I fall Confusing what is real There's something inside me that pulls beneath the surface Consuming, confusing This lack of self control I fear is never ending Controlling I can't seem To find myself again My walls are closing in (Without a sense of confidence I'm convinced that there's just too much pressure to take) I've felt this way before So insecure Crawling in my skin These wounds, they will not heal Fear is how I fall Confusing what is real Discomfort, endlessly has pulled itself upon me Distracting, reacting Against my will I stand beside my own reflection It's haunting how I can't seem... To find myself again My walls are closing in (Without a sense of confidence I'm convinced that there's just too much pressure to take) I've felt this way before So insecure Crawling in my skin These wounds, they will not heal Fear is how I fall Confusing what is real (Repeat until end) There's something inside me that pulls beneath the surface Consuming, confusing This lack of self control I fear is never ending Controlling (Whispered during chorus) |
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Chester Bennington – vocals Rob Bourdon – drums Brad Delson – guitar, bass Phoenix – bass Joseph Hahn – DJ/samples Mike Shinoda – vocals |
The band’s debut album, Hybrid Theory, was taken from the bands original name. |
From Southern California, Brad Delson and Mike Shinoda attended the same high school together, where Delson also met the band’s drummer, Rob Bourbon. |
Quotes "We try to push real things through in our lyrics, whether it’s feeling insignificant or questioning your own thoughts or discovering the dark side of yourself." "Chester and I write about universal emotions, whether it's feeling insignificant, optimistic, or frustrated," Shinoda describes. "We write about everyday life, because sometimes it's good to know there are other people going through the same things that you are." |
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