1) Roam (often styli… Read Full Bio ↴There are multiple artists that go by the name Roam:
1) Roam (often stylized as ROAM) was a British pop punk band from Eastbourne, formed in 2012. The band consisted of vocalist Alex Costello, bass guitarist Matt Roskilly, guitarist and backing vocalist Alex Adam, guitarist Sam Veness, and drummer Miles Gill. The band released three albums, titled Backbone, Great Heights and Nosedives, and Smile Wide respectively. GHAN hit #20 on the UK Rock Album Charts. They have also released a number of EP's, titled No Common Ground, Head Down and Viewpoint respectively. They split up in 2022.
2) Born Nov. 9th ’87 in the island of The Philippines ROAM(Rene’ Endino) made her way to the states by the age of 12. Always having an interest in mixing genres and bashing faces she’s sure to move an audience with the hardest sounds whether it be electro or hardcore. At 20 she moved to LA where she got started out as a bedroom DJ hitting the stage within weeks. When returning to Las Vegas she became a part of Outlaw Entertainment where she met White Ape of HCLV getting booked with over sea’s talents such as Ruff neck, Miss twilight,DJ Delirium & Anger Fist..In the same year Matt Wilcox of technomoshpit records approached her with her originally produce track “murder 909”. presently Roam is still hitting las vegas by storm supporting her local scene at Hard Rock Cafe, Area 170, & forte- known to be the vegas front leader of the las vegas hardcore movement. Recently she has taken on the collaboration of female artist known as FEMCORE:ALLIANCE a movement to influence modern youth & encourage girls with a less tits-more art attitude . Roam has been branching her rage in several state such as Colorado and Mississippi. Expect big things from this Roaming artist you can also catch her at las vegas biggest art event, every “first friday” where she leaves the turntables and shows her world through canvas and paint.
3) ROAM is also a three piece indie rock band from the eastern suburbs of Melbourne, Australia.
The band members are vocalist-guitarist Robbie Hallam, drummer Tyson Hutchison and guitarist Alex Hardingham.
4) Roam is a electronic music producer from Toronto, ON, fusing hip hop styling, R&B's pop sensibilities, and atmospheric UK garage. He is a member of Toronto's DSTRY Collective
Bloodline
ROAM Lyrics
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To stay away from, the things that you had to hide.
You didn't mean it, when you said that your vice was external,
You're walking in circles.
Do you feel anything when you hide behind yourself?
Or did you even know you did that and it affected someone else?
Do you tell anyone, that you can't sleep at night?
It's not the same this time, you said it but I know it's just a lie.
I hope it was enough to be dishonest with, the people you took comfort in.
It's not the same this time, you said it but I know it's just a lie.
I hope it was enough to be the way you are, when everything's falling apart.
Do you feel anything? Do you feel anything?
Do you feel anything; does it come to mind?
When you lay in bed and try to sleep at night?
Do you find any shelter behind closed eyes; is it on your mind?
It's not the same this time, you said it but I know it's just a lie.
I hope it was enough to be dishonest with, the people you took comfort in.
It's not the same this time, you said it but I know it's just a lie.
I hope it was enough to be the way you are, when everything's falling apart.
You didn't mean it when you said that you'd try,
To stay away from, the things that you had to hide.
You didn't mean it, when you said that your vice was external,
You're walking in circles.
You didn't mean it when you said that you'd try,
To stay away from, the things that you had to hide.
You didn't mean it, when you said that your vice was external,
You're walking in circles.
The lyrics to "Bloodline" by Roam explore the theme of dishonesty and the consequences it has on oneself and those around them. The song begins with the realization that someone did not truly mean their promises to change or hide their true self. The singer questions whether this person even realizes the impact of their actions on others. They wonder if this person ever shares their struggles with anyone, or if they keep it all within themselves because there is no one they can confide in due to their family background or "bloodline."
The chorus emphasizes that things are not the same this time, even though the person in question insists otherwise. The singer hopes that their dishonesty was enough for them to find solace in the relationships they sought comfort in. However, there is a sense of doubt and understanding that this will not lead to genuine growth or stability. The repeated question of whether this person feels anything signifies the impact of their actions and the internal conflict they may be facing.
Throughout the song, there is a sense of frustration and disappointment towards this person who is essentially stuck in a cycle of deception and avoidance. The repetition of the lines at the end of the song reinforces this idea that they didn't truly mean their promises to change or confront their issues.
Overall, "Bloodline" delves into the complexities of dishonesty and the effects it can have on personal relationships. It highlights the importance of self-awareness, honesty, and seeking support when going through difficult times.
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Line by Line Meaning
You didn't mean it when you said that you'd try,
You were insincere when you claimed you would make an effort,
To stay away from, the things that you had to hide.
To avoid the actions or aspects of yourself that you needed to keep concealed.
You didn't mean it, when you said that your vice was external,
You were not being truthful when you stated that your weakness came from outside influences,
You're walking in circles.
You are trapped in a repetitive cycle of behavior or thought.
Do you feel anything when you hide behind yourself?
Do you experience any emotions or sensations while concealing your true self?
Or did you even know you did that and it affected someone else?
Perhaps you were unaware of the impact it had on someone else when you engaged in this behavior.
Do you tell anyone, that you can't sleep at night?
Do you confide in anyone that you struggle to find rest during the night?
Or is there no one to confide in when it's in your bloodline?
Do you lack someone within your family or lineage whom you can trust and confide in about this?
It's not the same this time, you said it but I know it's just a lie.
This time, things are different, but I am aware that your words are simply falsehoods.
I hope it was enough to be dishonest with, the people you took comfort in.
I hope deceiving the individuals you sought solace in was sufficient for you.
It's not the same this time, you said it but I know it's just a lie.
Although you claimed otherwise, I am aware that things have not remained unchanged.
I hope it was enough to be the way you are, when everything's falling apart.
I hope pretending to be yourself was satisfactory to you amidst times of turmoil and chaos.
Do you feel anything? Do you feel anything?
Are you capable of experiencing any emotions? Do you still have the ability to feel?
Do you feel anything; does it come to mind?
Does anything stir within you? Does it cross your thoughts?
When you lay in bed and try to sleep at night?
During moments when you lie in bed, attempting to find rest in the nighttime?
Do you find any shelter behind closed eyes; is it on your mind?
Can you discover solace or protection within your own mental space when you close your eyes? Does it occupy your thoughts?
You didn't mean it when you said that you'd try,
Once again, you were not genuine when you claimed you would make an effort,
To stay away from, the things that you had to hide.
To refrain from engaging with the aspects or actions that you needed to keep concealed.
You didn't mean it, when you said that your vice was external,
Your declaration that your weakness originated from external sources was insincere,
You're walking in circles.
You remain caught in a never-ending pattern or loop of behavior.
Writer(s): Matthew Graham Paul Roskilly, Alexander Luke Costello, Alexander James Adam, Samuel Veness, Pearson Edward Charles
Contributed by Elizabeth V. Suggest a correction in the comments below.