Rip apart like everything Anger me through the ceiling Say the one thing That drives me crazy Till I'm burning in the fire again I swear I am Burning in the fire again I know I've been there once before With my face down to the floor Begging to feel the weight no more Jaded by the ways of the world, I keep on waiting Waiting here alone Jaded like the rest of the world, I keep on waiting Waiting here alone Speak to me in riddles that Are somewhat hard to understand Say something Or don't say anything And I'm preaching to the choir again I swear I am Preaching to the choir again I know I've been there once before With my face down to the floor Beggin' to feel the weight no more Jaded by the ways of the world, I keep on waiting Waiting here alone Jaded like the rest of the world, I keep on waiting Waiting here alone So I pave my own way Just to get through the cold I'm so sick of suffering And waiting here alone Waiting here alone Waiting here alone Jaded by the ways of the world, I keep on waiting Waiting here alone Jaded like the rest of the world, I keep on waiting Waiting here alone
@@cathymilner744 Necro commenting here, but I think this is supposed to be a song about a social outcast who had enough of society's pressure and decided to go his own way and wait for things to get better
God damn this remind me to my summer vacations from 10 years ago, when i participate on a swimming club, and when i came back home, just play flatout without any worries in the world, no summer homework just pool and pc all day. All that for 6 years.
I grabbed my old 2008 psp after 2 years from my drawer and found this old gem loaded on my mem stick. This game bought so many memories back. Absolute nostalgia.
@@velocitydnb3817 Definitely, FlatOut 3: Chaos & Destruction was the average awful asset-flip Unity game that Team 6 Studios still make to this day, whilst FlatOut 4: Total Insanity's biggest focus was on Graphics and not physics, which is the series's highlight, also the controls and gameplay are not as fluid as the other games, it's really weird, so to this day, i think the only ones who have nailed the FlatOut vibe and feel was Bugbear and due to Empire Entertainment not letting the series become more ambitious, they went under and got the IP sold to Strategy First, which started all the downfall of the series. So far, the only spiritual successor that captures the essence of FlatOut is the game made by Bugbear themselves, known as Wreckfest.
Feels like yesterday I was in college at 16 my friend David played this song I was like what is this!! Many years later got my kids now will be playing this for them.
rip apart like everything anger me through the celing say the one thing that drives ne crazy and im burning in the fire again i swear i am burning in the fire again i know ive been there once before with my face down on the floor begin to fell the wait no more jaded by the ways of the world i keep on waiting waiting here alone jaded like the rest if the world i keep on waiting waiting here alone speak to me in riddles that are somewhat hard to understand say something
So i seen Flatout 4 on sale on XBox and was like, cool i used to love Flatout 2. So i bought it and it was ehh. So i was like 2 was way better im look up some gameplay. Than i seen videos for ultimate csrnage and seen it was on PC. So i bought that. Its soo fuckin good. And the soundtrack is killer. Fuckin love it!!!
I think there are some songs that only play during races and some others when being in the garage, listening to this song while tuning a vehicle is epic
@@tangoes4216 BugBear isn't gone. They've been making/updating FlatOut's sucessor for quite a few years now. You've probably seen it, as it's really famous. It's called WreckFest. Though, official soundtracks basically don't exist in it yet.
