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Keys to the Kingdom Lyrics » Linkin Park : The Keys to the Kingdom Lyrics / Keys to the Kingdom Song Lyrics by Linkin Park is from The Album The Hunting Party (2014). The Keys to the Kingdom Song is Sung by Linkin Park. The Keys to the Kingdom Song Music is Produced by Mike Shinoda & Brad Delson. The Keys to the Kingdom Song Lyrics is Written by Rob Bourdon, Brad Delson, Dave Farrell, Mr. Hahn, Mike Shinoda & Chester Bennington. The Keys to the Kingdom Song is Released on Jun. 13, 2014. The Keys to the Kingdom Song is Presented by Machine Shop Records & Warner Music Group.

Keys to the Kingdom Song Details :

Song Keys to the Kingdom
Singer Linkin Park
Music Mike Shinoda & Brad Delson
Lyrics Rob Bourdon, Brad Delson, Dave Farrell, Mr. Hahn, Mike Shinoda & Chester Bennington
Release Date Jun. 13, 2014
Label Machine Shop Records & Warner Music Group
Album The Hunting Party (2014)

Keys to the Kingdom Lyrics » Linkin Park

[Intro: Chester Bennington]
No control, no surprise
Tossed the keys to the kingdom down that hole in my eye
I’m my own casualty
I fuck up everything I see, fighting in futility
Ah, da-da, da-da
[Verse 1: Mike Shinoda & Chester Bennington]
We start the final war
Tell me what’s worth fighting for when we know there’s nothing more
We take the hand or fist
Just to sell ourselves for this, the path we least resist
[Chorus: Chester Bennington]
No control, no surprise
Tossed the keys to the kingdom down that hole in my eye
I’m my own casualty
I fuck up everything I see, fighting in futility
[Verse 2: Mike Shinoda]
Ah,
I give you what you came for, this is not the same though
Got a different method, but I still can bring the pain, so
Y’all all get that same flow, I got that insane flow
High as y’all can get, you’re never really in my range, though
Yes, I’m half Anglo, half-fried panko
All prime-time rhymer, let the bass bang low
All you fuckin’ lames go aimin’ at my name, know
Careful what you shoot because you might hit what you aim for
Careful what you shoot because you might hit what you aim for

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About Linkin Park’s Keys to the Kingdom from The Hunting Party (2014)

Keys to the Kingdom opens with an affected, robotic-sounding voice yelling and then manages to make some disjointed-sounding riffs work. “I wanted you to listen to the song and be disrupted at regular intervals,” Shinoda says. “I wanted that to be jarring or distracting, just kind of fuck you up.”
This approach was especially difficult for drummer Rob Bourdon who ran himself ragged trying to keep up with the music. “It’s probably the hardest stuff he’s ever played on one of our albums,” Shinoda says. “He had to physically work his way up to it. He had to go running, lift weights, work with a trainer.” Then with a laugh, Shinoda says, “He eventually went to a chiropractor because he threw his back out playing drums. I don’t want to put the guy in the hospital, but it was fun for both of us to make something that was challenging to him. And he definitely feels that at the end of the day, he’s a better drummer for it.”
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