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The Hurting

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Watch Me Bleed

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Watch Me Bleed

Tears for Fears — Watch Me Bleed

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Intro 1
Verse 1
Heaven comes
to he who waits
But I know I'm
getting nowhere
And all the deeds of yesterday
Have really helped to pave my way
Verse 2
Though there's no one near me now
How come everyone can touch me
You see the torture on my brow
Relates to neither
here nor now
Verse 3
Watch me bleed
Bleed forever
Watch me bleed
Bleed forever
Although my face is straight, it lies
My body feels the
pain and cries
Verse 4
Here the table is not bare
I am full but feeling empty
For all the warmth it feels so cold
For one so young I feel so old
Verse 5
Watch me bleed
Bleed forever
Watch me bleed
Bleed forever
It's not allowed to be unkind
But still the hate lives in my mind
Verse 6
I'll make no noise
I'll hide my pain
I'll close my eyes
I won't complain
I'll lie right back and take the blame
And try to tell myself
I'm living
(And when it's all been
said or done)
Where do I go?
Where do I run?
(What's left of me or anyone)
When we've denied the hurt
ing? Oh oh oh oh
Verse 7
(And when it's all
been said or done)
Where
do I go?
Where do I run?
(What's left of me or anyone)
When we've denied the hurting?
Oh oh oh oh
Interlude 1
Verse 8
Watch me bleed
Bleed forever
Watch me bleed
Bleed forever
Verse 9
And all the deeds of yesterday
Have really helped to pave my way
Verse 10
Watch me bleed
Bleed forever
Watch me bleed
Bleed forever
And all the deeds of yesterday
Have really helped to
pave my way
Outro 1
Tears for Fears recorded The Hurting between 1981 and 1983, an album that focuses on themes such as child abuse, trauma and depression. Although the subject is dark, the album was a commercial success. It contains three singles that reached top five in the UK and top 40 internationally: Mad World, Change and Pale Shelter. It also includes a new version of Suffer the Children, their first single, which was released in 1981. The album was produced by Chris Hughes and Ross Cullum, and was recorded with close collaboration between the musicians and the producers. It was released on 7 March 1983, and reached number one in the UK Albums Chart in its second week. It was certified gold in the UK three weeks later. It also entered the top 40 in Canada, Germany and Australia.