Denier
Biffy Clyro * Track #3 On The Myth of the Happily Ever After
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Album The Myth of the Happily Ever After
- #1DumDum
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- #2A Hunger in Your Haunt
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- #3Denier
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- #4Separate Missions
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- #5Witch’s Cup
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- #6Holy Water
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- #7Errors in the History of God
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- #8Haru Urara
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- #9Unknown Male 01
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- #10Existed
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- #11Slurpy Slurpy Sleep Sleep
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Denier by Biffy Clyro
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Biffy ClyroProduced by
Adam Noble & Simon Neil & Ben Johnston & James Johnston (Biffy Clyro)Writed by
Simon NeilAbout
“Denier”, the third song on 2021’s The Myth of the Happily Ever After is an energy-packed explosion of noise. At first glance, it may strike as an angsty and punk romantic song, reminiscent of In Your Honor-era Foo Fighters:
I need somebody to care and it’s you
However, the subject of the song may...
Denier Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Look how she lays
This must be déjà vu
Draped like a dress on the floor
A different shade of blue
[Pre-Chorus]
I hope you don't choke
You broke your own rules
[Chorus]
I need somebody to love
I need somebody to care for and it's you
It's always been you
And may all our denials come true
[Verse 2]
Say that you do
Say that you care for me
You make me feel like anythin' is possible
[Pre-Chorus]
I hope you don't choke
You broke your own rules
[Chorus]
I need somebody to love
I need somebody to care for and it's you (Somebody to care)
It's always been you (It's always been you)
And may all our denials come true
[Outro]
I bet you didn't know
I bet you didn't care
Denial ain't forever
'Cause the truth's in there somewhere
Of course you didn't know
Of course you didn't care
Denial ain't forever
'Cause the truth's in there somewhere
Denier Q&A
Who wrote Denier's ?
Denier was written by Simon Neil.
Who produced Denier's ?
Denier was produced by Adam Noble & Simon Neil & Ben Johnston & James Johnston (Biffy Clyro).
When did Biffy Clyro release Denier?
Biffy Clyro released Denier on Fri Oct 22 2021.
What did Biffy Clyro say about "Denier"?
It’s the story of abusers in general: They do horrific things and then pretend that they’re the victim. A real manipulator can really twist things, and I fucking hate that. That’s what this song is about, and it’s got those sinister aspects to it.