The Pink Limit
Biffy Clyro * Track #9 On A Celebration of Endings
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Album A Celebration of Endings
The Pink Limit by Biffy Clyro
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Biffy ClyroProduced by
Biffy ClyroWrited by
Simon NeilAbout
The ninth single of A Celebration of Endings is about accepting other people’s opinions instead of chastising them for having a different viewpoint.
The Pink Limit Lyrics
[Verse 1]
A shiny little bell is ringing in the ground
Let's dig it up, see what we find
If we're totally awestruck or covered in dread
The one who died for all the things we did
[Pre-Chorus 1]
We need to find a voice
Or something more profound
To make a fertile choice
And then we let everybody know
If you want your peacetime
Then please prepare for war
It will make you richer
In ways you can't afford
Afford
Afford
Afford
[Chorus]
Whatever you choose, you've got to live with it
I didn't know you had another heart to break
But it's not how you fail, it's how you deal with it
You always push it to the fucking pinkest limit
[Verse 2]
You're totally Jesus and totally rad
I'm totally listening to what's being said
Your infinite concepts and infinite sounds
The noise-shaped air keeps swirling 'round and 'round
[Pre-Chorus 2]
We need to find a voice
Or something more profound
To make a fertile choice
We're taking another hundred blows
Blows
Blows
Blows
[Chorus]
Whatever you choose, you've got to live with it
I didn't know you had another heart to break
But it's not how you fail, it's how you deal with it
You always push it to the pinkest limit
[Post-Chorus]
You always feared love
You always feared love
You always feared love
You always feared love
[Instrumental outro]
The Pink Limit Q&A
Who wrote The Pink Limit's ?
The Pink Limit was written by Simon Neil.
Who produced The Pink Limit's ?
The Pink Limit was produced by Biffy Clyro.
When did Biffy Clyro release The Pink Limit?
Biffy Clyro released The Pink Limit on Fri Aug 14 2020.
What did Biffy Clyro say about "The Pink Limit"?
“Probably the first time a song has ever come from anything other than guitars. As soon as I heard this rhythm Ben was playing, it was like, ‘This is a fucking song!’ And it was that kind of old-school Biffy way of thinking where I knew it was awkward and I wanted to make it into this pretty kind of...