TOOL - Invincible (Audio)

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  • Опубликовано: 28 авг 2019
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    Lyrics:
    Long in tooth and soul
    Longing for another win
    Lurch into the fray
    Weapon out and belly in
    Warrior struggling
    To remain consequential
    Bellow aloud
    Bold and proud
    Of where I've been
    But here I am
    Beating chest and drums
    Beating tired bones again
    Age-old battle, mine
    Weapon out and belly in
    Tales told of battles won
    Of things we've done
    Caligula would grin
    Beating tired bones
    Tripping through remember when
    Once invincible
    Now the armor's wearing thin
    Heavy shield down
    Warrior struggling
    To remain relevant
    Warrior struggling
    To remain consequential
    Cry aloud
    Bold and proud
    Of where I've been
    But here I am
    Where I end
    Warrior struggling
    To remain relevant
    Warrior struggling
    To remain consequential
    Tears in my eyes
    Chasing Ponce de Leon's phantom
    So filled with hope
    I can taste mythical fountains
    False hope, perhaps
    But the truth never got in my way
    Before now, feel the sting
    Feeling time bearing down
    Tears in my eyes
    Chasing Ponce de Leon's phantom
    So filled with hope
    I can taste mythical fountains
    False hope, perhaps
    But the truth never got in my way
    Before now, feel the sting
    Feeling time bearing down
    False hope, perhaps
    But the truth never got in my way
    Before now, feel the sting
    Feeling time bearing down
    Bearing down

Комментарии • 18 тыс.

  • @ErikThiart
    @ErikThiart 3 года назад +8

    I used to be a fan, but after hearing this masterpiece, I'm a whole air conditioner

  • @warrior4355
    @warrior4355 3 года назад +4

    I deemed Invincible my cancer fight song. I knew it was the one the first time I heard it. Diagnosed in Oct 2017. Cancer free in Aug 2019.

  • @manuelb7255
    @manuelb7255 4 года назад +3

    365 days sober, today! ✊🏼

  • @adriansmith786
    @adriansmith786 4 года назад +7

    Guys, it's a pleasure to be here listening this with all of you

  • @julianlxix
    @julianlxix 3 года назад +3

    There is no in between with Tool, you either love it or you're wrong.

  • @nigil2108
    @nigil2108 4 года назад +5

    How many people have listened to this song more than 40 times?

  • @alch3myst633
    @alch3myst633 14 дней назад +1

    whos here cause danny said this one of the trickiest songs to play for him

  • @rosarivera2147
    @rosarivera2147 28 дней назад +4

    Perfect song !!!🎉

  • @glaucodecastro3161
    @glaucodecastro3161 Год назад +103

    1 tool song = 5 therapy sessions

  • @timandjessica4204
    @timandjessica4204 3 года назад +1

    My dad passed away on December 13th, 2011. He was 36 years old and was taken by lung cancer. He was a thrash metal guitarist all through his youth, then we got him an acoustic. He never touched an electric guitar again. He listened to TOOL religiously and all of his music was similar. He was fantastic. I remember the long car rides with him listening to TOOL nonstop. I hate that he isn't here to experience this album with me. This song in particular makes me miss him. I like to close my eyes and pretend he's here listening with me. RIP TJ Butler. I love you, daddy.

  • @STR8TINSANE
    @STR8TINSANE 4 года назад +4

    My father was a major tool fan, and played their music all the time while I was growing up. Sadly I never got into them myself until about a year ago. My dad passed in 2014 so I will never get the chance to enjoy the band with him, but I fully understand why he found such solace in their music. Well dad, they finally released a new album like you wanted, and I'm happy to say that it is fucking amazing. R.I.P Dennis Burchett 11/28/2014

  • @bodegabonsai7069

    Carey's drumming is organic, dynamic and unconventional. He doesn't keep a beat, yet he does. Even the odd timing isn't repetitive. Very unique in his approach. Typically a drummer establishes a beat of some sort then adds flourishes and fills. Carey does that without doing that. His drumming frames the song, drives the song, and is the song's foundation. His drumming has more to do with the unique sound of Tool than any drummer who influenced the sound of their band since Keith Moon. The early Who would have never sounded the way they did without Keith. I can't imagine another drummer taking Carey's place and having Tool sound like Tool. He's the heart of the band.

  • @xXBrap
    @xXBrap 4 года назад +3

    ‘92 I started listening to TOOL.

  • @joeweigant5269
    @joeweigant5269 Год назад +332

    Seriously, I can't be the only one who wishes this song were 17 minutes longer........This song nearly brings me to tears every time I hear it. I truly believe this album is one of the greatest musical accomplishments in modern history. It could easily have been a double album of 25 minute songs.

  • @pritchettedeaton
    @pritchettedeaton Год назад +153

    As a person who suffers chronic illness/pain, this song is my anthem! Once was healthy & vital.. then it was taken from me in an instant. Dr after Dr, test after test, needle after needle.. Tool is my escape it’s my best drug/therapy. Definitely releasing those “good feeling” endorphins. To all the pain warriors out there.. fight on ♥️♥️

  • @PositiveLastAction
    @PositiveLastAction 4 года назад +3

    I am 52. I have made myself a complete stranger to this band my entire life. I knew the name, but never gave them a chance. That changed 3 months ago and now I am addicted. This is one of the best bands ever.

  • @shovelforisobel5837
    @shovelforisobel5837 Год назад +148

    This song is super sad to me. You can tell that Maynard and Adam and Justin and Danny are starting to feel like old men. They don't play like old men they're just starting to feel like it. Really I don't think age has any bearing on how you play an instrument, unless you're going senile. This has to be one of the greatest songs of all time.

  • @seanburnett3513
    @seanburnett3513 Год назад +159

    This song is Tools way of saying. We can take a 13 year break. And still be the best band of the last couple of decades.

  • @Phyto.
    @Phyto. 4 года назад +2

    My best friend that introduced me to Tool many years ago did not live to see this day. Rest in peace old friend, I dedicate every listen of this album to you and all the other tool fans that aren't here to witness this monumental moment.

  • @kasperrieberg3495
    @kasperrieberg3495 Год назад +100

    My daughter fought for years to a eating disorder, and last week her heart stopped, and she couldn’t be saved, but Tool has allways been with me through all those tough times, and still is