In My Remains

Chester Bennington / Linkin Park / Mike Shinoda

Separate
Sifting through the wreckage
I can't concentrate
Searching for a message
In that fear and pain
Broken down and waiting
For the chance to feel alive

Now, in my remains
Are promises that never came
Set this silence free
To wash away the worst of me

Come apart
Falling in the cracks
Of every broken heart
Digging through the wreckage of your disregard
Sinking down and waiting
For the chance to feel alive
Now, in my remains
Are promises that never came
Set this silence free
To wash away the worst of me

Like an army falling
One by one by one
Like an army falling
One by one by one
Like an army falling
One by one by one
Like an army falling
One by one by one

Now, in my remains
Are promises that never came
Set this silence free
To wash away the worst of me

Like an army falling
One by one by one
Like an army falling
One by one by one

Trivia about the song In My Remains by Linkin Park

On which albums was the song “In My Remains” released by Linkin Park?
Linkin Park released the song on the albums “Living Things” in 2012 and “Studio Collection” in 2013.
Who composed the song “In My Remains” by Linkin Park?
The song “In My Remains” by Linkin Park was composed by Chester Bennington, Linkin Park, and Mike Shinoda.

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