(2) Crown of Thorns were a blast of melodic rock fresh air when they crashed onto the scene in the mid 90's. The dynamic pairing of vocalist Jean Beauvoir and former Shalamar guitarist Micki Free.
AOR melodic rock band Crown of Thorns featuring Jean Beauvoir. Toured with Bon Jovi and Van Halen.
(3)Crown Of Thorns was one of the forerunners of the "disco/synth" influenced techno sound, albeit with a "punky" edge, that would become all the rage a decade later. They made their first album appearance on the Illegal Records collection The Defiant Pose in 1983 with "Gone Are The Days." Their debut EP followed in the US later that year.
In 1984, five more songs appeared in the UK only, in various 12" and 7" combinations: "Kingdom Come", "Guns In The Name Of God", "World Radio", "Diamond Jim" and "No Man's Land". The band's output seems, abruptly, to have ended there. An anticipated debut album never materialized and the band soon faded from memory, reduced to nothing more than an entry on William Orbit's resumΓ©...
I'm Sorry
Crown Of Thorns Lyrics
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You told me now
But I didn't know what to say
Told me what you felt for me
I left you cryin'
My head so far away
I know that you've had loneliness
But I'll make it up a hundred times a day
I'm sorry I
Put out the flame
Let you go when you were down
I'm sorry I'm
The one to blame
Should have known that you would drown
I confess to selfishness as time went on
When all that you would need
Is for me to fill your emptiness
But I was gone and I didn't feel you bleed
Well I'm guilty of this foolishness
But I'll make it up a hundred times a day
I'm sorry I
Put out the flame
Let you go when you were down
I'm sorry I'm
The one to blame
Should have known that you would drown
Repeat Chorus
In the song "I'm Sorry" by Crown of Thorns, the singer expresses sincere apologies to his partner for not being there when they needed him. The song begins with the acknowledgement of the fact that the singer's partner needed them desperately, yet they didn't know how to react when they were told about it. The singer is now remorseful for his inability to comprehend the gravity of the situation and for leaving his partner alone when they were in need of support. He admits to being selfish and insensitive towards his partner's feelings.
As the song progresses, the singer takes full responsibility for his mistakes and confesses to being foolish for not realizing the emptiness his partner was going through. He can now sense the pain and regret his partner must have felt in his absence, and is guilty of not taking any action to fill the void. The singer promises to make it up to his partner "a hundred times a day," acknowledging the magnitude of the wrong he has done.
In essence, "I'm Sorry" is a song of regret, remorse and self-realization, where the singer acknowledges the manner in which his own action or inaction caused pain to his partner. It is a powerfully emotive performance with a strong message about the need to be there for each other in relationships.
Line by Line Meaning
All in all you needed me
Overall, you needed my presence and support in your life.
You told me now
You expressed this to me recently.
But I didn't know what to say
However, at the time, I couldn't find the right words to respond to you.
Told me what you felt for me
You shared with me how you felt about me.
I left you cryin'
Unfortunately, I left you in tears.
My head so far away
My thoughts and focus were elsewhere and not on you.
I know that you've had loneliness
I understand that you have felt lonely.
But I'll make it up a hundred times a day
I promise to make it up to you every day, over and over.
I'm sorry I
Put out the flame
Let you go when you were down
I apologize for extinguishing the spark between us and abandoning you when you needed me.
I'm sorry I'm
The one to blame
Should have known that you would drown
I accept the responsibility for the situation and should have realized that you were struggling to stay afloat.
I confess to selfishness as time went on
I admit that as time passed, I became more self-centered and less attentive to your needs.
When all that you would need
Is for me to fill your emptiness
All you wanted was for me to be there for you and provide emotional support.
But I was gone and I didn't feel you bleed
But I was absent and unaware of how much you were hurting.
Well I'm guilty of this foolishness
I am fully responsible for this reckless behavior.
Repeat Chorus
The chorus repeats the message of the song: I am sorry for hurting you and promise to make things right.
Lyrics Β© O/B/O APRA AMCOS
Written by: JEAN BEAUVOIR
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
The Player
@52:02 technically yes its legal in MOST places, morally its absolutely wrong.
however i believe it DOES have its uses, specifically with keeping actual pedos "off the streets" if you catch my drift.
so yes while i don't agree with it, I understand that it HAS uses and can be used for good in the right hands.
honestly i'd rather study pedos and find out if its an actual illness or not, and keep them on house arrest forever if it is.
because if it is a mental illness then the loss of life from laws that allow killing these people or the stabbings of other criminals, just leaves a shitty taste in my mouth.
and if it isn't an illness then like why let them off easy by killing them?
Make them truly suffer keep them alive and working for the rest of their lives until they wish for death and then "don't give it to them" force them to keep going.
like death just brings about waste we need workers so force them to work under the watchful eye of the law.
do what ever it takes to make them feel worse then anybody else.
but that's just my opinion and i've been told "I'm WAY to harsh."
Sal The RPG Nerd
I was a fan of his before the Kane situation. I pointed out that he did indeed do the thing he said he didn't. I stopped watching after that.
Now pastra, plaintrace and uh yeah have me. Seeing theft defend literal pedophilia was definitely something!
Code guy
same
RaeLogan
I'm a near 33yo autistic individual who just happens to really enjoy the FNAF games and it's fan content. It just happens to scratch a particular part of my brain that brings joy. I don't have much physical content because I just buy digitally and have ebooks, and the only two physical merch items I have is a Roxy figure when they leaked them early and a SB shirt. So I guess I'm a long time casual who can listen to commentary and theories for hours on end, who likes the fan songs, the concepts, what it's evolved into and what it was.
Maybe it's because I grew up with Sonic the Hedgehog, so FNAF really reminds me of that, I guess. When I see kids and teens just posting up their collections and LPs and theories and songs and costumes... I just think it's great they have a community where they can express themselves without being ridiculed.
Which blows my mind when there's some crazy drama happening, because I just happened to see the Theft King meltdown happen live when I was running it in background when I was vacuuming my house. Absolutely stunned that someone my age would blow up like that, like, I sometimes get a little emotional but I also don't air my problems online and I certainly don't start throwing such harsh insults and threats at people like that.
I think the worst thing I've said online to someone recently was "I hope you get soggy fries with your next burger.", partly in jest.
Logan Entertainment
I love soggy fries. XD
Diego Dank Quixote-wry
Theft King has been given too many chances in comparison to other people across youtube who have been cancelled for less. He could have learned a thing or too from youtube drama past, but instead never changed and will get cancelled.
TheGamingNovice
Lazy's cosplays are always amazingly well done. Even if it's cosplays of questionable youtubers lol
Dva Main
Itβs not even lazy itβs so well assembled and the make up is fenomenal
Gwendolyn Von Holt
agreed
Memelord
Itβs ironic that he says that he isnβt weaponizing his live stream audience but he is weaponizing his audience to make fun of different YouTubers
Castor
In before theft king claims he's the victim πͺ