No More Sorrow
Linkin Park
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Are you lost In your lies? Do you tell yourself "I don't realize"? Your crusade's a disguise Replace freedom with fear You trade money for lives I'm aware of what you've done No, no more sorrow I've paid for your mistakes Your time is borrowed Your time has come to be replaced I see pain I see need I see liars and thieves Abused power with greed I had hope I believed But I'm beginning to think that I've been deceived You will pay for what you've done No, no more sorrow I've paid for your mistakes Your time is borrowed Your time has come to be replaced Thieves and hypocrites! Thieves and hypocrites! Thieves and hypocrites! No, no more sorrow I've paid for your mistakes Your time is borrowed Your time has come to be replaced No more sorrow I've paid for your mistakes Your time is borrowed Your time has come to be replaced! Your time has come to be replaced! Your time has come to be erased!
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Written by: Brad Delson, Chester Charles Bennington, Dave Farrell, Joseph Hahn, Mike Shinoda, Robert G. Bourdon
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11 facts about this song
Album"No More Sorrow" is a song from Linkin Park's third studio album, "Minutes to Midnight".
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GenreThe song showcases the band's exploration into a more alternative rock and hard rock style, unlike their earlier work which leaned towards nu metal and rap rock.
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ThemesLyrically, the song's narrative explores themes of justice, taking a stand and declaring a revolution upon a decadent system.
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Live Performances"No More Sorrow" was frequently performed by the band in their live shows. In concerts, drummer Rob Bourdon would initiate the performance with a drum solo.
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Music VideoThere isn't an official music video for this song, despite its popularity among fans.
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InstrumentationThe track is notable for the use of a modernized version of a Victorian instrument called a pump organ, giving the song its distinct sound.
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SongwritingAs with many Linkin Park songs, "No More Sorrow" was reportedly born from a jam session among the band members.
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Chart PerformanceDespite not being released as an official single, "No More Sorrow" charted in the U.S. Billboard Bubbling Under Hot 100 at number 18.
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Game FeatureThe song was included in the tracklist for the video game "Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock".
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Cover Versions"No More Sorrow" has been covered by numerous artists and bands across a wide spectrum of music genres, a testament to its enduring popularity.
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Release DateThe album, "Minutes to Midnight," and consequently, the song "No More Sorrow" were released on May 14, 2007.
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