94 Hours
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| Single by As I Lay Dying from the album Frail Words Collapse |
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| Released | 2003 | ||||
| Recorded | 2003 | ||||
| Genre | Metalcore | ||||
| Length | 3:10 | ||||
| Label | Metal Blade | ||||
| Producer | Tim Lambesis Evan White |
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94 Hours is the debut single from the Metalcore band As I Lay Dying. It is considered one of their best songs to date and the double-bass part around 1:20 is known as one of the fastest of metalcore.
[edit] Lyrics
The lyrics seem to be about the consequences of sexual impurity ("94 hours of regret for me to realize what I held...I held it's innocence within my heart"). They emphasize the feeling of regret and pain that comes as a result of a few moments of pleasure ("The pain of a moment's time will forever beg your forgiveness"). This also seems to be a recurrent theme throughout the entire album, along with other subjects dealing with human relationships.
[edit] Video
There was a video released for the song, which is very performance-driven with little storyline. The story scenes mostly show a couple kissing, then showing what could be regret or uncertainty. The video ends with a scene in which the couple are lying in bed together. This could be an allusion to the foolishness of sexual impurity, although the true meaning is not known. The lyrics hint at this meaning with the line "I held the unfading beauty, I held your innocence."
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