Hemorrhage (In My Hands)
Fuel * Track #2 On Something Like Human
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Hemorrhage (In My Hands) by Fuel
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Performed by
FuelProduced by
Ben Grosse & Carl BellWrited by
Carl BellAbout
“Hemorrhage (In My Hands)” is Fuel’s highest charting single to date, hitting #30 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in 2000.
Carl Bell spoke about the meaning of the song, revealing that the lyrics reflected his feelings towards the passing of his grandmother.
Hemorrhage (In My Hands) Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Memories are just where you leave them
Drag the waters, 'til the depths give up their dead
What did you expect to find?
Was it something you left behind?
Don't you remember anything I said when I said
[Chorus]
Don't fall away and leave me to myself
Don't fall away and leave love bleeding
In my hands, in my hands again
Leave love bleeding
In my hands, in my hands
Love lies bleeding
[Verse 2]
"Oh, hold me now, I feel contagious"
"Am I the only place that you've left to go?"
She cries her life is like
Some movie, black and white
Dead actors faking lines
Over and over and over again she cries
[Chorus]
Don't fall away and leave me to myself
Don't fall away and leave love bleeding
In my hands, in my hands again
Leave love bleeding
In my hands, in my hands
Love lies bleeding
[Bridge]
And I wanted you to turn away
You don't remember, but I do
You never even tried
[Chorus]
Don't fall away, and leave me to myself
Don't fall away, and leave love bleeding
In my hands, in my hands again
Leave love bleeding
In my hands, in my hands again
Leave love bleeding
In my hands, in my hands again
[Outro]
Whoa, ooh, oh
Hemorrhage (In My Hands) Q&A
Who wrote Hemorrhage (In My Hands)'s ?
Hemorrhage (In My Hands) was written by Carl Bell.
Who produced Hemorrhage (In My Hands)'s ?
Hemorrhage (In My Hands) was produced by Ben Grosse & Carl Bell.
When did Fuel release Hemorrhage (In My Hands)?
Fuel released Hemorrhage (In My Hands) on Thu Sep 14 2000.
What did Fuel say about "Hemorrhage (In My Hands)"?
Songwriter Carl Bell spoke candidly about the meaning behind this song on VH1 Storytellers:
When I was younger, my grandmother got cancer. By the time they found it, it was much too late. Instead of sitting in some hospital, she wanted to go home and be home. And my mother and my aunts and their hu...