Lacrymosa
Album: The Open Door
Track Number: 7
Track Title: Lacrymosa
Written By: Amy Lee, Terry Balsamo
Produced By: Dave Fortman
Mixed By: Dave Fortman
Published By: Professor Screweye Publishing, Dwight Frye Music, Inc. (BMI), and Sweet T 666 Music (ASCAP)
Out on your own
Cold and alone again
Can this be what you really wanted, baby
Blame it on me
Set your guilt free
Nothing can hold you back now
Now that you're gone
I feel like myself again
Grieving the things I can't repair
And willing
To let you blame it on me
And set your guilt free
I don't want to hold you back now, love
I can't change who I am
Not this time
I won't lie to keep you near me
And in this short life
There's no time to waste on giving up
My love wasn't enough
And you can blame it on me
Just set your guilt free, honey
I don't want to hold you back now, love
Quote from Amy:
I saw Amadeus when I was nine years old and fell in love with Mozart. The part of Mozart's Requiem called "Lacyrmosa" is my favorite piece of music ever. I always wished we could cover it, but with programming and guitars and make it cool. It's our moment to try all the things I wanted to and couldn't, so I started messing with it in Protools. Terry wrote some riffs and turned it into this awesome metal epic.
Album: The Open Door
Track Number: 7
Track Title: Lacrymosa
Written By: Amy Lee, Terry Balsamo
Produced By: Dave Fortman
Mixed By: Dave Fortman
Published By: Professor Screweye Publishing, Dwight Frye Music, Inc. (BMI), and Sweet T 666 Music (ASCAP)
Out on your own
Cold and alone again
Can this be what you really wanted, baby
Blame it on me
Set your guilt free
Nothing can hold you back now
Now that you're gone
I feel like myself again
Grieving the things I can't repair
And willing
To let you blame it on me
And set your guilt free
I don't want to hold you back now, love
I can't change who I am
Not this time
I won't lie to keep you near me
And in this short life
There's no time to waste on giving up
My love wasn't enough
And you can blame it on me
Just set your guilt free, honey
I don't want to hold you back now, love
Quote from Amy:
I saw Amadeus when I was nine years old and fell in love with Mozart. The part of Mozart's Requiem called "Lacyrmosa" is my favorite piece of music ever. I always wished we could cover it, but with programming and guitars and make it cool. It's our moment to try all the things I wanted to and couldn't, so I started messing with it in Protools. Terry wrote some riffs and turned it into this awesome metal epic.
