Lose Control
Album: The Open Door
Track Number: 9
Track Title: Lose Control
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)
You don't remember my name
I don't really care
Can we play the game your way
Can I really lose control
Just once in my life
I think it'd be nice
Just to lose control, just once
With all the dust
Mary had a lamb
His eyes black as coals
If we play very quiet, my lamb
Mary never has to know
Just once in my life
I think it'd be nice
Just to lose control, just once
Ahh, Ahh (Ooo, Ooo, Ooo, Ooo)
If I cut you down to
A thing I can use
I fear there will be nothing good
Left of you
Ahh, Ahh (Ooo)
Ahh, Ahh (Ooo)
Ahh, Ahh (Ooo)
Ahh, Ahh (Ooo)
Quote from Amy:
Terry uses a lot of delay and noises. His guitar playing is really creepy! He also uses a lot of half-step two chords, which I love. I felt like I wasn't really allowed to use stuff like that before, because Ben didn't like it. But songs like "Lose Control" go from C to a C sharp, back and forth. I love those. It's that Portishead influence.
Album: The Open Door
Track Number: 9
Track Title: Lose Control
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)
You don't remember my name
I don't really care
Can we play the game your way
Can I really lose control
Just once in my life
I think it'd be nice
Just to lose control, just once
With all the dust
Mary had a lamb
His eyes black as coals
If we play very quiet, my lamb
Mary never has to know
Just once in my life
I think it'd be nice
Just to lose control, just once
Ahh, Ahh (Ooo, Ooo, Ooo, Ooo)
If I cut you down to
A thing I can use
I fear there will be nothing good
Left of you
Ahh, Ahh (Ooo)
Ahh, Ahh (Ooo)
Ahh, Ahh (Ooo)
Ahh, Ahh (Ooo)
Quote from Amy:
Terry uses a lot of delay and noises. His guitar playing is really creepy! He also uses a lot of half-step two chords, which I love. I felt like I wasn't really allowed to use stuff like that before, because Ben didn't like it. But songs like "Lose Control" go from C to a C sharp, back and forth. I love those. It's that Portishead influence.
