The first Woe, Is Me song since their Disbanding in 2013. Features the members that created their hit single “Vengeance” and an overall improvement of the Genesi[S] sound, As well as the first song that Michael Bohn has sang for Woe, Is Me
[Verse 1: Michael Bohn]
Look in my direction as I walk right out on you
Demanded perfection, what was I supposed to do?
And I never lied to you, brought out the worst in me
And you were never one for dealing with reality
With all you put me through, still never lied to you
[Chorus: Hance Alligood]
But I've learned to love letting go
I'm face to face with your ghost in the mirror
I think I'm getting too close
You'll never kill the sound
Don't try to drown me out
(Don't try to drown me out)
(Don't try to drown me out)
[Verse 2: Michael Bohn]
Hear your voice in my head, every thought that I see
I could never fit the mold of who you thought I should be
With all that we've been through, still never lied to you
[Chorus: Hance Alligood]
But I've learned to love letting go
I'm face to face with your ghost in the mirror
I think I'm getting too close
You'll never kill the sound
Don't try to drown me out
[Breakdown: Michael Bohn]
Take everything you said, play it back inside your head
Keep all your fake regret, save it 'cause I'm sick to death
Get up, get up and see you're losing everything
Fuck your apathy, I'll keep my mental clarity
[Chorus: Hance Alligood]
Oh, I'm face to face with your ghost in the mirror
I think I'm getting too close
You'll never kill the sound
I've learned to love letting go
I'm face to face with your ghost in the mirror
I think I'm getting too close
You'll never kill the sound (You'll never kill the sound)
Don't try to drown me out
[Outro: Michael Bohn]
Look in my direction
As I walk right out on you
Ghost was written by Hance Allligood & Michael Bohn & Julian Comeau & Kevin C. Hanson & Scott Seigel & Andrew Paiano (Guitarist).
Ghost was produced by Woe, Is Me & Scott Seigel.
Woe, Is Me released Ghost on Fri Apr 14 2023.
[Starting with a clean slate, having control], that’s a lot to do with how the scene has changed. The way that metal and metalcore has changed definitely played a factor in [our comeback]. But as far as Number[s] and Genesi[s] go, they are two distinct albums that are very different from each other....
One thing that we all decided we didn’t want to do was diss tracks. I think Woe, Is Me definitely had a lot of anger back in the day, but it was targeted at other people. We felt like it was us against the world. We always felt like we had to prove ourselves to everyone. We were the underdog. Now we...