When was the song “One Good Reason Why” released by Bullet For My Valentine?

The song One Good Reason Why was released in 2008, on the album “Scream Aim Fire (Deluxe Edition)”.

Who composed the song “One Good Reason Why” by Bullet For My Valentine?

The song “One Good Reason Why” by Bullet For My Valentine was composed by Bullet for My Valentine and Matthew Tuck.

Bullet for My Valentine / Matthew Tuck

Your mouth is dry
The moon is shining
The night is cold and lonely
For you this must be frightening

Send shivers down my spine
There's something wrong in this head of mine
Let's do it one more time
You're never here in this bed of mine

Give me one good reason why
I should spare, spare you through tonight
Give me one good reason why
I should give you, give you love tonight

Body shaking. (Body shaking)
Darkness fading. (Darkness fading)

Can you please keep screaming
Screaming blood for me

The sun is up
I see things clearly
Your bruises show so bluntly
For me this must be tempting

Send shivers down my spine
There's something wrong in this head of mine
Let's do it one more time
You're never here in this bed of mine

Give me one good reason why
I should spare, spare you through tonight
Give me one good reason why
I should give you, give you love tonight

One good reason
Give me one good reason why
One good reason
Give me one good reason why

Give me one good reason why
I should spare, spare you through tonight
Give me one good reason why
I should give you, give you love tonight

Body shaking. (Body shaking)
Darkness fading. (Darkness fading)

Can you please keep screaming
Screaming blood for me

There's something wrong in this head of mine

Trivia about the song One Good Reason Why by Bullet For My Valentine

When was the song “One Good Reason Why” released by Bullet For My Valentine?: The song One Good Reason Why was released in 2008, on the album “Scream Aim Fire (Deluxe Edition)”.
Who composed the song “One Good Reason Why” by Bullet For My Valentine?: The song “One Good Reason Why” by Bullet For My Valentine was composed by Bullet for My Valentine and Matthew Tuck.