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Bury Tomorrow have released their single 'Silence Isn't Helping Us', along with their new album
British metalcore band Bury Tomorrow release new single and album 'Will You Haunt Me, With That Same Patience'.
May 16, 2025 • 12:18 PM
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"The Torch (Track Commentary)" is a track by Bury Tomorrow, from the album Runes (Track Commentary), released 29th May 2014. The track is 0:51 long. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 9 articles about Bury Tomorrow.
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This song is Dan wrote this song about not necessarily environmental issues But kind just like being aware of everything that's going on And realizing the once you've done stuff to your surroundings and stuff like that You can't really, you can't stop it once it's already happened So you have to think ahead You got a lead by example Like it's not just about, you know Dance lyrics do focus a lot, you know, environmental issues In this, it's more of a metaphor for everything That once you've done something and everyone's seen you've done it You can't change that, so you have to lead by example You have to show your own way You have to king of moving foward, and make sure you don't mess everything up around you, while you still got chance
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Metalcore band Bury Tomorrow have revealed their upcoming album 'Will You Haunt Me, With That Same Patience'.
"This track was written to highlight the brutal elements of the band," they explain.
They'll play Glasgow, Manchester and London.
The band are kickstarting a new chapter.
Pulling themselves back from the brink, BURY TOMORROW return rejuvenated, and with one of their best albums yet.
Their first since 2020's full-length 'Cannibal', it follows the addition of Ed Hartwell on guitar and Tom Prendergast on keyboards and vocals, after the departure of guitarist / vocalist Jason Cameron last year.
It's their first since the addition of Ed Hartwell on guitar and Tom Prendergast on keyboards and vocals.