Down With Boring

Join thousands of music lovers getting the best new tracks, exclusive interviews, and breaking news delivered straight to your inbox every week.

In print now

May 2026

Latest issue variants

Dork, May 2026 (Ruel cover)

Ruel

Dork, May 2026 (Eric Cantona cover)

Eric Cantona

Dork, May 2026 (Earl Sweatshirt & MIKE cover)

Earl Sweatshirt & MIKE

Advertise|Support|About Dork|Privacy Policy|Genres|Years|Sitemap|RSS

© 2026 The Bunker Publishing Ltd. All rights reserved.

Hype- THE BEST NEW NAMES, FIRST

Upset- DORK'S HOME FOR ALL THINGS LOUD

Mixtape- DORK'S BEST NEW TRACKS

Play- DORK'S NEW MUSIC FRIDAY EDIT

Dork Radio

Live

Live 24/7

Dork Radio

Death Lyrics — Devin Townsend | Dork | Dork

Lyrics
Devin Townsend
Death Lyrics

Lyrics

Death

From Physicist2000

Written by Devin Townsend, Gene Hoglan

Produced by Devin Townsend

Lyrics

Death

[Verse 1] Help me! Help me! Save me from myself... I'm feeling older, I feel it all Opened up to love [Verse 2] I never want it to stop! I'm riding the red line! Why can't you stop this thing? I know! I want to go faster, why can't it go faster? Oh God, why can't it move faster! Slow! Slow! Slow! Slow! [Verse 3] What's your hurry? Homegrown Surrey weed!

Lyrics provided by LRCLIB

About this track

"Death" is a song by Devin Townsend from the album Physicist, released in 2000. The song was written by Devin Townsend, Gene Hoglan. It was produced by Devin Townsend.

Devin Townsend profile →Physicist album →Track profile →

Contributors

Byron Stroud— 48 credits as songwriter →
Gene Hoglan— 72 credits as songwriter →
Jed Simon— 50 credits as songwriter →
Devin Townsend— 347 credits as songwriter & producer →
Devin Townsend— 347 credits as songwriter & producer →
Devin Townsend— 347 credits as songwriter & producer →
Devin Townsend— 347 credits as songwriter & producer →

More from this album

Physicist

More Lyrics

by Devin Townsend

Spirits Will Collide

Spirits Will Collide

Genesis

Artist

Devin Townsend →

Album

Gene Hoglan— 72 credits as songwriter →

Bastard

Devin Townsend

Singularity

Why?

By Your Command