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Track: The Boy Who Destroyed The World
Artist: AFI
Album: All Hallows EP

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Name: AFI
Spotify Genres: punk, horror punk, emo, skate punk
Followers: 971,223
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Short for "A Fire Inside". Hardcore/punk-influenced rock band originally from Ukiah, California (Mendocino County), formed in 1991 while the band members were in high school. The original line-up was Davey Havok (Vocals), Markus Stopholese (Guitar), Vic Chalker (Bass), & Adam Carson (Drums). Vick was replaced a short time later by Geoff Kresge. Broke up for a short period in 1993 due to attending different colleges. In 1997 Geoff Kresge left the band and was replaced by Hunter Burgan. Markus Stopholese also left the band and was replaced by Jade Puget.

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Release: AFI - All Hallow's E.P.
Year: 2015
Genres: Rock
Styles: Punk, Melodic Hardcore

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LYRICS

Once there was boy who had vibrant glow, but as it goes, someone took it from him.
One day through the rain I heard him meekly moan, he said
"Will you wrap your arms around me as I'm falling?"
Remember when Remember when Remember when we were all so beautiful? Never
Again Never Again But since then we've lost our glow.
They said it hurt their eyes but he would never know that they were filled with
regret as their own dissipated.
He said, "I now feel more desperately alone, even though they wrapped their
arms around me as I'd fallen."

Remember when Remember when Remember when we were all so beautiful? Never
Again Never Again But since then we've lost our glow.
Remember when Remember when Remember when we were all so beautiful? Never
Again Never Again But since then we've lost our glow.

They said it hurt their eyes, but he would never know that they were claiming
regret as their own...
their own dissipated