Too Far Left to Go
Ben Moody Lyrics


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Lost count of the days
We were strong
That's just me now
Fight trough the haze
Night comes fast
The pain can last much longer
Have I lost my way?
Or have I been
At last forgotten?
All I see is gray
Is this land
As dead as I am?

I'm so cold
Now that fear has taken hold
And I'm just too far left to go

Should I pray to die?
Or are the words
As pointless as the fight?
Can I see tonight?
The stains of guilt
Fade like blood in time
I'm mercyful
But there's no heaven
For us my friend

And I'm so cold
Now that fear has taken hold
And I'm just too far left to go

And I feel nothing for
Those who fall by my hand
Beneath the skin
A broken man and nothing more

I'm so cold
Now that fear has taken hold
And I'm just too far left...

I'm so cold
Now that fear has taken hold
And I'm just too far left to go

Ooh...

Yes I'm just too far left to go

(And I'm just too far left to go)
(Yes I'm just too far left to go)





(And I'm just too far left to go)
(Yes I'm just too far left to go)

Overall Meaning

The lyrics in Ben Moody's song Too Far Left to Go express the sense of being lost and devoid of hope. The opening lines, "Lost count of the days, We were strong, That's just me now," suggest a person who has lost their sense of bearings and identity. They feel lost in a haze of pain and confusion, unsure if they have lost their way or have been forgotten altogether. The repetition of "I'm so cold, Now that fear has taken hold, And I'm just too far left to go" highlights the feeling of hopelessness and isolation, that no matter how hard they try they cannot escape the feelings of fear and despair that have taken hold of them.


The lyrics also delve into the idea of redemption and forgiveness. The lines, "Should I pray to die? Or are the words, As pointless as the fight? Can I see tonight?" showcase the singer's internal struggle of wanting to be free from their guilt and pain, yet unsure if it is possible to find a way out. The song concludes with the lines, "And I feel nothing for, Those who fall by my hand, Beneath the skin, A broken man and nothing more," which suggests that the singer has lost faith in their ability to be a good person.


Overall, the lyrics in Ben Moody's song Too Far Left to Go are about the struggle to find hope and redemption in a world that seems devoid of both. The singer feels lost and alone, unsure if there is any way out of their pain and guilt.


Line by Line Meaning

Lost count of the days
I have lost track of how many days have passed


We were strong
We used to be strong


That's just me now
I am alone now


Fight through the haze
I need to keep fighting despite confusion


Night comes fast
Time passes quickly


The pain can last much longer
The suffering may continue for a long period of time


Have I lost my way?
Am I lost?


Or have I been/At last forgotten?
Have I been abandoned and forgotten?


All I see is gray
Everything looks bleak and uninviting


Is this land/As dead as I am?
Is this place devoid of life like me?


I'm so cold/Now that fear has taken hold
I am scared and feel numb from the coldness of my surroundings


And I'm just too far left to go
I am too far gone to recover


Should I pray to die?
Would it be better to ask for death?


Or are the words/As pointless as the fight?
Is prayer just as meaningless as fighting?


Can I see tonight?
Am I able to see what is happening around me?


The stains of guilt/Fade like blood in time
Regret and mistakes eventually become less painful over time


I'm merciful/But there's no heaven/For us my friend
I am a forgiving person, but there is no reward in the afterlife for us


And I feel nothing for/Those who fall by my hand
I am numb to the harm I cause others


Beneath the skin/A broken man and nothing more
Underneath the surface, I am a shattered person with no other identity


Ooh...
A verbal reflection of emotion


Yes I'm just too far left to go
I have gone too far and cannot return




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