Five Iron Frenzy
Five Iron Frenzy
Five Iron Frenzy
Five Iron Frenzy
Five Iron Frenzy
Five Iron Frenzy
Five Iron Frenzy
Five Iron Frenzy
Five Iron Frenzy
Five Iron Frenzy
Five Iron Frenzy
Five Iron Frenzy
Five Iron Frenzy
Five Iron Frenzy
Five Iron Frenzy combines snippets of Edgar Allan Poe’s The Raven with some of their historically comical songs. This, combined with the fact that Five Iron Frenzy is (or was, at the time) retiring, works to invoke a melancholic trip down memory lane. The band effectively closes down some story arcs...
Once upon a midnight dreary, while I pondered weak and weary
Suddenly there came a tapping, as of someone gently rapping
Long ago I heard that sound, often lost, but seldom found
A haunting voice from minutes past, Micah had returned at last
And I was like, "What's up dude?"
And he was like, "Uhhh, I found your comb."
And then I was like, "Shut-Up!"
And then he was like, "Yeah, and stuff."
And then I was like, "Rock on!"
And that's how the story ends
Now you hear the score my friends
We're finding answers, we're setting trends
I guess that's how the story ends
How distinctly I remember, it was in the bleak December
And each dying ember, wrought its ghost upon the floor
I heard a voice that chilled my spine, I saw what I could not define
A sight I never could contrive, there stood Brad at last, alive
"Where have you been these endless years?"
I asked him, sobbing through my tears
"I did not die by plague or prison
What really died is cynicism."
And then I said, "Awesome."
And he was like, "Yeah, I guess
And by the way, those pants, they belong to my dad
And they're not really pants, they're leiderhosen." Hooray!
And Combat Chuck has passed away
His dying wish was "Never play that song again"
And Kitty-Doggy's put to sleep, the dinosaurs lay in a heap
As they slowly go extinct, like me
And that's how the story ends
Now you hear the score my friends
We're finding answers, we're setting trends
I guess that's how the story ends
That’s How The Story Ends was written by Dennis Culp & Micah Ortega & Reese Roper.
That’s How The Story Ends was produced by Frank Tate.