Think
Void/Faith Lyrics

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Do you think I'm crazy falling in love over and over?
Do you think I'm stupid falling in love over and over?
I am falling
And I think I'm crazy
Do you think it's crazy fooling around over and over?
Do you think it's stupid lying to me over and over?
I'm not buying
And I think you're crazy

Don't you say you're sorry for breaking my heart over and over
Don't you call me baby

This ain't love
This is over

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of "Think" by Void/Faith paint a picture of a person who is constantly falling in love repeatedly, even though they know it might be foolish. The singer questions the sanity and intelligence behind such actions, indicating that they are aware of the risks of falling in love, yet they continue to do so anyway. This behavior is potentially self-destructive and can lead to heartbreak. The lyrics suggest that the singer is aware of the irrationality of their actions, yet they are unable to prevent falling for someone repeatedly.

The lines "Don't you say you're sorry for breaking my heart over and over / Don't you call me baby / This ain't love / This is over" indicate that the singer has reached a breaking point. They are tired of being hurt and taken for granted repeatedly. The use of repetition underscores the emotional torment the singer feels, and the clear finality in the last line signifies that the relationship is irreparable. Overall, the song's lyrics depict the cyclical nature of love and heartbreak and the inner conflict that accompanies it.

Line by Line Meaning

Do you think I'm crazy falling in love over and over?
Do you believe I'm insane to keep falling in love repeatedly?

Do you think I'm stupid falling in love over and over?
Are you of the opinion that I'm foolish to be in love numerous times?

I am falling
I am constantly falling in love

And I think I'm crazy
I understand that it may seem unwise, but I can't help falling for someone new

Do you think it's crazy fooling around over and over?
Do you think it's unwise to keep engaging in casual flings repeatedly?

Do you think it's stupid lying to me over and over?
Do you think it's foolish to keep lying to me?

I'm not buying
I do not believe your lies anymore

And I think you're crazy
I believe you're irrational for lying to me repeatedly

Don't you say you're sorry for breaking my heart over and over
I do not want to hear any more apologies for breaking my heart multiple times

Don't you call me baby
I do not want to hear any pet names from you

This ain't love
This is not what love is supposed to be

This is over
Our relationship has come to an end

Lyrics © DistroKid
Written by: James Lacbay, Rowland Agullana

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Most interesting comment from YouTube:

@ramon9592

5y↑2

The thoughts in my head have begun to fragment
I know what I want and I take what I need
I'm gonna make their society bleed
I confront what crosses my path
Demolished thoughts in the aftermath
I don't look back to see the remains

It's just another one of their games

Holy shit that's really good

All comments from YouTube:

@zs3473

2y↑40

Faith side has a lot of emotional depth that builds throughout the tracks, along with an enjoyable sound that keeps you listening. Then Void comes in, says fuck that, runs you over, screams into your ear, trips over itself, stomps on your body, all while maniacally playing their instruments like the world is ending in 15 minutes.

@jmjones7897

13w

It was ending , and it did.
Still here.
32 Years on
WHO ARE YOU AND WHY AM I HERE

@bikerscout2012

I blame Organized Sports because men are somehow women today. Still trying to figure that one out.

@mgu1N1n1

40w↑5

Grew up blasting this in the 80's as a DC punk kid... still ripping it in 2023!! Get 'em!

@michaelmarifern9541

4y↑22

I was 17 in 1982, that was the best summer of HC/Punk all over the world.

@ronaldfinn6552

2y↑3

I was too. I turned 18 in September. That was a great summer for hardcore! On the turntable we’re Flex your Head, Minor Threat, Bad Religion, He’ll Comes to your House, Misfits, Circle Jerks, Black Flag, CH3 and many other greats!

@voidettenull4133

2y↑1

@@ronaldfinn6552 you for got flipper and few others there

@Dats_Lyfe

Was 16. Recall this EP being hawked after show at the Wilson Center [in DC], and wishing I had a fiver.

@edfeltch

7y↑31

I took this record with me when Discharge played their first US show and made the club, in Long Island City,NY, play it! Later I got to hear them both live when my band YOUTH KORPS opened for them in CT.

@svobodasimon1185

youth korps sounds like a very nazi name sorry to say. with the K even more

@disordercolony8467

Edward Feltch youth korps 82 demo!!!

@christopherstrunk4540

4y↑2

Youth Korps is so great! That 82 demo 7" is savage. It clearly influenced the power violence bands like Crossed Out.

@evan2992

7y↑142

The Void side has to be one of the greatest punk albums ever

@jbaccalo4833

4y↑4

The 80s was the best side for punk " i went to all these shows in my hometown

@ihopenot4931

3y↑11

Faith Side*

@danmalone7649

3y↑12

@@ihopenot4931 The Faith side ain't bad, but the Void side just fucking wrecks it.

@vegardstokke1396

3y↑1

Who are you?/Why'm A'here? Man, man, man!

@anfrankogezamartincic1161

3y↑1

Yeah, VOID rules

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@TheAlbertron42

8y↑265

This album is one of the greatest punk records of all time. I also use it to clear out the record store I work at if there's a bunch of customers when its time to close.

@shellacSOUP58

8y↑23

+TheAlbertron42 This is phase one, Morbid Angel phase two

@361punx

7y↑3

TheAlbertron42 hahahhahaha

@jonathanristow6399

6y↑5

I recamend( GG.ALLIN) a fucking legend

@jameshorn854

6y↑7

Ha! I would play John Zorn Painkiller. Hehe

@smeagle3295

phase 2 is ? phase 3 is morbid angel, lol

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@willieluncheonette

9y↑26

Continuing on with the great D.C. hardcore band Void. Someone left a previous comment calling this LP "the split of all splits" Perfect! (There was bickering in the comment section about which of these two bands is better) What's with this endless need to declare who's better, who's best? The Faith side is terrific---fierce, pulsing hardcore with intelligent lyrics and Alec MacKaye's (Ian's younger brother) heartfelt singing. With a line like "I'm gonna make their society bleed" you know they really mean it. A well recorded, full bottomed, somewhat dark, angry sound propels this classic side. Subject to Change (their next lp) proved this was no fluke. No need for comparison to the mighty Void. And back to our topic, Void. Finally we all got to hear the followup to their three Flex Your Head songs. No disappointment, to say the least. This is some of the very greatest hardcore ever. ( The only hardcore split LP I would rank as good as this is the Code Of Honor/ Sick Pleasure album (1983) from San Francisco.

@chaoszone867

10y↑28

Both The Faith and Void are amazing bands. I can't even describe how much I love this album!

@timothyjohns1511

3y↑7

Almost 40 years on and still one of the best hc records is history

@garymcgillivray6217

9y↑41

I got this sent over when it was released (im in Australia) in 82 i think - Void and Siege were the best hardcore bands ever - totally influenced my band Death Sentence when we formed in 84

@perseapina

4y↑1

death sentence is dope!

@wilhelmklieschnikov7185

4y↑2

Death Sentence!!!???? I have that record! This spiders bite is a death sentence. Poster/ lyrics, and that hang mans noose on the album made from some nylon string!!!
Love that album. Always wondered, and wanted more.
That was an obscure album. You, give me pressure, pressure, pressure, pressure, pressure
But I keep on hanging on!
If Pain Mends My Mind on
Dreamtime Soft ware!!! 1986

@wilhelmklieschnikov7185

4y↑1

The thought of that Atrax Robustus scared my little 16 year old ass back in the day!!! 😲

@user-td4ol1os9k

4y↑1

Death Sentence!!!!!! Back in the day you were playing faster than Cryptic Slaughter, D.R.l., probably even faster than the mighty SIEGE!!!!!! Still loving your stuff... You were so extreme and intense... Thanks for your great music!!! Cheers from Greece... Ryan Exhumed... Hardcore history!!!

@michaelmarifern9541

I remember Death Sentence mate..think I heard you guys on a compilation back in the day..

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@SoniaTheFreaxx

6y↑22

this split gave me life everyday i would listen to WHO ARE YOU WHY AM I HERE every day getting ready for bullshit HS lmao damn memories

@danguti3038

3y↑1

@mericanpunk7432

3y↑2

livin thru it right NOW

@hashysh13

7y↑16

This is one of my favorite albums to ever come out of the DCHC scene, and I loved a lot of those records, but Void were always kinda special to me and our whole scene I grew up in (Moncton NB Canada). My buddy who's a drummer and I were in a band for a time and we'd always warm up playing Void songs (and some Gov't. Issue stuff from Boycott Staab). So many great bands during this period, from DC to Boston to midwest to the coasts, it was paradise for us in those remote places like Moncton, getting those records in the mail, it was like xmas every other week or so. Void, The Freeze, Necros, Circle Jerks, Misfits and up here in Canada we had DOA, Subhumans, Personality Crisis, Direct Action, Genetic Control, The Monoxides. Ah nostalgia.
Cheers for posting this absolute gem of hardcore history.

@etherealcatholic249

1y↑1

Thurston Moore had this in his top 10 best 1980's Lp's in Guitar World. Bought it Dec 1989,blew me away! Had just turned 14,hadn't ever heard it before. Thanks Thurston!

@brandonobrien7239

45w↑1

Damn, I'm going to have to find that list.

@robertherrera5975

6y↑6

As a native Washingtonian I'm glad to have hear and seen these bands in my hometown of DC. Void, faith, scream and government issue were badasses in the early 80s.

@SelectCircle

10y↑45

Of all the recordings out there that will remain forever unknown - this one is surely among the most historic.

@seizureboy999

10y↑7

unknown? pshhhh, this video alone has about 30,000 views. i would definitely not consider it "unknown."

@SelectCircle

10y↑4

Bates Mast Unknown to the mainstream. And to even the way outside it.

@seizureboy999

10y↑6

true, however i dont think the mainstream could ever be ready for Void or the Faith

@GthemanTM

9y↑11

Bates Mast Even mainstream metalheads who swear about Metallica being amazing wouldn't understand Void's influence on thrash metal, so yeah.

@seizureboy999

9y↑5

Hell yeah i credit Void with starting thrash metal in the US

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@eri84z

33w

So happy I found this

@bigcheese2128

3y↑5

The greatest split in hardcore history

@dza7146

9y↑47

One of the best splits ever. Really paved the way for a lot of groundbreaking shit.

@gd3502

8y↑4

+DZA *The best split ever

@markmatthews1658

5y↑5

It's so cool 2 see/ hear all this OG hardcore & punk rock I grew thanx so much 4 sharing,I'm sure a lot of us feel that way,and just on another note real quick,maybe some can relate,but it's da beautiful days like 2dau that get me 2 appreciate my freedom and the fact that I'm not strung-out on dope,being miserable and contributing 2 the misery of others like I did& was 4 so long,strung-out,mad at myself & everybody else as well, my life's far from perfect butI have my shit 2gether2 a point that I can at least pay my phone bill,rent ,etc...And don't have 2 worry about my iPad getting raised or anything like that so anyways, I am able 2 appreciate so many things I used 2 take 4 granted,don't get it wrong,I've still got more issues than most & probably always will, but I guess u could say I'm drinking lemonade as the saying goes,but whoever reads this, have a nice day & all that good stuff.🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

@boromiszajano

4y↑5

[4:31] 6A. Faith - What's Wrong With Me - Damn, how much I love this track! The Faith rulez!

@goblinzits

5y↑35

WHO ARE YOU TO WASH MY HAIR

@Marchegiani5

when punk was solo interpreting....best days of my life

@NickRage.

4y↑2

EVERYWHERE I GO I SEE THE squirrels

@reubenpickering7777

3y↑3

I've still got this one someplace. Saw both acts at the 930 Club at a show headlined by Minor Threat when I made a trip to Falls Church, VA from the West Coast. I was there to visit a friend from a useless hippie "elementary school" we'd attended in Berkeley. I think we discovered we no longer liked each other much, and the "straight edge" business that dominated that scene was completely alien, but that show was fuckin' awesome. The sidewalk across the street from the club ended up carpeted in broken Coca Cola bottles. Another highlight of the trip was getting kicked out of the Library of Congress for trying to find their rumored stroke book collection, and not being 18 yet.

@THExViCExSHOW

11y↑3

Oh my fucking god. Waking up to this right now just pumped me up for the rest of the day.

@christopherson1jared

9y↑24

The fact that this came out in the early 80s is fucking nuts.

@andymorphic67

8y↑17

why? it was what was happening.

@thatmanckid

8y↑7

he's right, it was happening

you can't deny that this thing that happened then actually happened then and we're listening to it now

@danmalone7649

3y↑10

What time period would make more sense to you?

@MrTttomcat

3y↑2

the early 80's was when this music was at its height ...

@xisotopex

why?

@AshleeisLegit

8y↑97

theres a hardcore shop in toronto called faith void lol

@RobertSpliff

8y↑12

ayo my bands played there twice

@TYKE4EVR

7y↑15

fückin eh There's a hardcore band called Devoid of Faith lol

@jamesv.4662

6y↑10

Ur moms gay

@lumpenproletarier9584

6y↑7

James From Accounting true

@jamesv.4662

6y↑2

Lumpen Proletarier nice ask her about the aids epidemic

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@rocketsauce420

3y↑1

This AND bad brains came out in 1982.. wowza what a year

@jeromefecto8085

10y↑22

seriously the song Think is the sickest shit i've ever heard

@MrLocNard

10y↑3

It's my favorite track as well.

@7upIsLove

9y↑4

my favorite backwards guitar solo on a punk record

@jasonethcol

10y↑19

This is one of those short, legendary hardcore/punk albums that not many have ever heard but need to hear! I can't stop playing the split record at home. I wish there was more info on Void and Faith because they were too interesting to fade away so quickly.

@chuy8356

Alec MacKaye was Ian MacKaye's brother, that's all I know.

@subhuman3115

Chuy83 did Alec play in void or faith

@buddhabliss818

jason ethcol had it on 8 track

@playstationskate345

Sub Human the faith

@hankgege2199

@@subhuman3115 the faith

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@user-zq3rf7fs5g

4y↑3

I can’t stress how much these ads ruin the experience

@willtricks9432

4y↑3

The ads are like like glass in your beer,, i consume them and fill up my hump of hate. Cheers

@NIHILFUCKINGDEATH

10y↑7

easily the best single sided 12" of all time.

@prangbro

Very belated like (unless u r referring to the Faith side in which case I rescind my like)

@MegaRonaldo64

8y↑26

VOID are such an amazing band. Discordant, Angry Hardcore at its best!!!

@joeywolfe9559

7y↑1

Yep! Hi Ron!

@etherealcatholic249

1y↑1

Both bands 2nd LP's suck compared to this masterpiece.

@servantofzardoz

I used to have this thing. Saw some of the bands around then. Government issue more than once, the meat men. 9353 many more than once and hung out with G.B.H. after a show. Talked to Wilf about combat boots. Strange time in my youth. Saw the best D.C. band Pure Evil. All the skins were there white and black. Yes black skinheads. And The Cro-mags, And many more. Saw John Liden and P.I.L. in D.C. It All seems like a strange dream and all these shows were done at night. All my punk/hardcore memories of that time are of the night. Hard to say what that was all about now. Was draw to the city at night. And years later to the night life in D.C. It's the energy of the place and places like it. It draws you there after the sun sets. I'm all about sunlight now and what can be done during the day. Those nights of darkness don't make sense now and neither does the music but i still listen from time to time and catch a memory of a strange distant time that was and is no more.

@philibaugh9632

7y↑3

I love this split both bands are hardcore punk at it's finest. I've got void condensed flesh 7" one of my favorites in my collection.

@woodrum13

11y↑3

HOLY MARY MOTHER OF GOD THANK YOU.

@tathjianaislas3246

1y↑1

I had this album in high school, it’s sooo beautiful 🥲

@Claustrophelia

11y↑9

This record didn't leave my turntable in '82/'83 for more than 45 minutes to an hour at best. Give me a break; I had to listen to Damaged as well...

@seizureboy999

11y↑7

hands down, this is a badass split

@centerrightpunk

11y↑4

yes! them and united mutation! my band is covering both! harDCore lives!

@mikeroque8618

9y↑5

i think faith-void split lp is one of greatest reconds ever!! it's fucking great.

@NatesShangriLa

4y↑2

Confusion and You're X'd covered by M.O.D. - great band!!

@Backlashed

2y↑1

I love finding the originals to covers I already know

@milesdufourny4813

1y↑1

Bubba DuPree and Frank Price were the most interesting and creative guitar players of the D.C. Hardcore scene.

@gravyrobber5

11y

classic album!!! thanks for uploading,great hardcore!!

@mikesilva5085

3y↑1

Both sides are great but listening to this again as a 50 year old I can hear so much emotional depth in the Faith side.

@JohnReganSeattle

9y↑5

incredible

@SlowDown101

10y↑1

I just came across the Faith 12" and I really dig em. I keep coming back to listen to it. I am glad I got a chance to hear them. I have never heard Void but I'd down to give em a try.

@troyburnham1369

7y↑2

i remember first hearing this album in like 1989 ish...., still just as fucking fresh

@etherealcatholic249

Same here same year.

@michaelcolton7854

10y↑22

when punk was real,nuff said

@nickschmidt4654

10y↑3

Void is hardcore punk and crossover thrash. They aren't thrash or thrashcore

@cybertronian2005

4y↑3

Still is real in the underground

@ramon9592

5y↑2

@Unadapted

5y↑5

"Think" is SO rad

@Peepholecircus

10y↑4

I love Void XD

@seppogoestoholocaust8410

I so love this album!

@GeeEm1313

7y↑18

Seventeen people who probably wear Under Armor and drive a jacked up truck

@swallowingspiders1604

7y↑3

Fuck hicks in lifted trucks!!!

@swallowingspiders1604

7y↑3

Dont forget, theyre probably macho yuppies who think "hardcore" is punching the ground and going to shows looking for a fight...

@GeeEm1313

7y↑1

Unfortunately scene violence has been a thing for almost four decades.

Floorpunch!

@dudeman5303

@@swallowingspiders1604 wait but the yuppies? How were the yuppies macho hicks? Did your comment get auto corrected or what cuz the yuppies were kind of a vague left wing group that pranked people basically in a lot of ways. Unless there is shit I dont know about the yuppies that would make them macho Idk

@neutronbomb10

11y

Great upload

@alain3956

2y↑1

Great the Split. I was manager we have make in 1988 à Split lp with à german band DESTITUTION and à comp. In french (i was french) my band INFECTED YOUTH from 1987-1990 i was sick.. no good.

@chuy8356

Classic, legendary, highly influential album. What else can be said, that hasn't been said already.

@jayrocknoemsayn

11y

thank you so much, dang!

@vegardstokke1396

Dinnd unnerstand at the time, but now Ido! Thank you, Anders!

@sciexp

Pretty good, really... Thanks for sharing this...

@buttheadotheozone

10y

thank you...

@danielscissorhands

11y

Thank you for the upload. I hereby commend you! :D You are commended!

@abergaz

6y↑4

što ide dalje samo tvrđe postaje <3

@pusely

thank you

@marciogaroupa9110

Ouvindo pela primeira vez !!!!!!!!

@seansinewave57

2y↑1

the Faith/Void split is thrashy and hardcore in all the best ways. I remember exactly where i was when i heard it the first time and I was blown away by what I was hearing. You can't go much harder than this record does for '82, was it? Eat your heart out Ginn

@xisotopex

have you heard the zero boys? maybe more on the punk side of HC but very tight and fast

@futurecrunk

11y↑1

TOTALLY AGREE...VOID is wonderful.

@domicdom2483

3y↑1

VOID side, NOTICE THE METAL INTRO, not only its extreme hardcore speedcore punk, theres also some metal mixed in a number of songs including metal intros as well.

@jorghorstmann2674

Great!!!

@jeffreycort-fl5nv

35w

When I broke up with my girlfriend from u street in DC in San Francisco this helped me deal with my depression

@metabaron90

I came looking for a Bill Callahan song, I was not disappointed by this

@rosewater7245

9y↑1

good stuff

@svobodasimon1185

5y↑1

will get this Dischord repress even better am i ìn washington dc for 2 months so cheaper than in europe. and great to get it here

@alexandreteixeirabenjamin6539

6y↑1

There`s an example of real punk rock/hardcore! Do it yourself! Great album!

@arudadon305

11y

whoa...

@JaySuschrist

11y

And I honestly agree with your honest opinion.

@Jake-wq7do

9y↑1

I love The Faith, fucking hardcore and tuneful, great band

@joshesparza8739

11y

Hell yea !

@voidettenull4133

void unending

@davidtalbot9325

3y↑1

Holy shit the Faith side is awesome. But it's nothing compared to the utter chaos of the VOID side, which us the soundtrack to something very dark. And awesome.

@ianbenson4040

8y↑5

Salad Days brought me here.

@foderatormusselrag6397

I think he means the documentary

@PritchDringle

That's how I initially found it too. Today I was looking up youth brigade and clicked a link for the east coast band. Though honestly I was looking for the West coast band.

@henrijourdan141

9y↑6

I remember partying at a friends house to this music punching a hole in his wall while i was freaking out. Alcohol does many things to a young man hopped up on Punk rock!

@thatmanckid

8y↑15

no that's just stupidity

@brandonhandymusic

11y↑7

Then check out the Napalm Death/S.O.B. split

@jannovak1803

6y↑4

1:58 i can hear Dont tread on me by Cro mags :D

@rall1zes.denudes

great

@johnfrawley5706

the void outstanding

@jheadbomber4925

Long Live Hardcore punk!!!

@typicalbagboy

11y

best ever

@hankworden3850

The Faith + Void= No Comment

@jamesvideos2

5y↑1

This is real raw

@jallen6721

Fn great

@benjamincoats5208

Still the best split of tested time

@danno4235

Love both sides equally

@THRAX805

11y↑1

Void was one of the first thrash bands know your history.

@doe8482

5y↑5

This inspired Napalm Death

@metalheadwholikesanime2387

4y↑5

This inspired SIEGE

@surfrad420

4y↑1

damn

@spookylouie4186

10y↑47

im gonna drop acid and play this

@tonymagick

10y↑3

can i come?

@Hardcoreforliife

9y↑1

never got the acid :/

@drewjohnston9209

9y↑1

That coukd end up very violent. And very fuckin awesome too

@austenslost

9y↑1

Spooky Louie junkie or straight edge, its awesome either way.

@austenslost

Spooky Louie junkie or straight edge, its awesome either way.

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@glazinghost5951

7y↑5

Theres one Lightning Bolt song that sounds like the begining of Think.

@jeromefecto8085

10y↑4

the more I listen to Faith The more I like them. Void is more a first listen band if you understand what I mean anyway I'm drunk and stones since 1996 so...

@leeroyglasscock

i’m trying to find more info about this band. what’s the vocalist’s name?

@zzoooy9199

i like how wild void is but faith holds some hardcore truth. fuckin dope

@luizrpizzo

11y

You're welcome, man. Both sides are awesome, but the Void side is fucking brilliant. Check the other three videos I uploaded, cause you're probably gonna like 'em too.

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