It Hurts Me All the Time
Faunts Lyrics
You could never love me
The sky is black above me
You're a shadow lurking in my mind
And it hurts me all the time
Yeah, it hurts me all the time
There is something in you
That turns the black sky pale blue
But you've covered up my eyes
Yeah, it hurts me all the time
Yeah, it hurts me all the time
Yeah, it kills me all the time
Yeah, it hurts me all the time
Yeah, it hurts me all the time
Yeah, it kills me all the time
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Embracing a moody, introspective pop sound that's smart, tuneful, forceful, and sweetly melancholy all at once, Faunts were formed in 2000 by Tim Batke and his brother Steven Batke, who hail from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. With Tim handling guitar, keyboards, and vocals while Steven contributed vocals and guitar, Faunts became a trio with the addition of percussionist Paul Arnusch. After Joel Hitchcock signed on as the group's keyboard player and Scott Gallant became their bassist Read Full BioEmbracing a moody, introspective pop sound that's smart, tuneful, forceful, and sweetly melancholy all at once, Faunts were formed in 2000 by Tim Batke and his brother Steven Batke, who hail from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. With Tim handling guitar, keyboards, and vocals while Steven contributed vocals and guitar, Faunts became a trio with the addition of percussionist Paul Arnusch. After Joel Hitchcock signed on as the group's keyboard player and Scott Gallant became their bassist, Faunts set out to make a name for themselves on Northern Canada's music scene, and steady club work led to concert dates opening for Broken Social Scene, Do Make Say Think, and Stars. After two well-received tours of Canada, Faunts struck a deal with the independent Friendly Fire label, and the group released their debut album, High Expectations/Low Results, in the fall of 2005. A five-song EP, M4, appeared in late 2007, released only via digital download services; the EP featured music created to accompany a series of short films presented as part of a multimedia project. One of the songs, "M4, Pt. 2," was featured in the popular video game Mass Effect for the PC and Xbox 360. By this time, Hitchcock had left the group and another member of the Batke family, Rob Batke, had joined the lineup on keyboards and laptop manipulations.
The band is also currently on hiatus.
The band is also currently on hiatus.
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SamEighteen
This song saw me into and out of depression.
frank valdez
Such a good song
Jason Fenton
can't stop listening...
123Shinski
fantastic
Helen Nadia H
...this song makes me sad. You hurt me all the time.
victor torres
Bad video? No it's one of those videos to get you thinking brah. Maybe it's supposed to signify how someone spills their emotions out? Maybe the colors are representative of the emotions. Maybe him running shows how far a person goes when emotions run rampant. Hey. I like that explanation for this video... Thumbs up if you agree, damn.
Jason Fenton
This is art, so it is supposedly some form of self expression. The song made sense, but what is the song expressing? Being high?
Jupon
Wait, what happened here? LOL i say the music didn't really reflect the mood i had in mind when i listen to this, or context of the album. IMO but it kinda works
Robert Lightle
they remind me of Guster
Cocoy Glez.
Nice