Linkin Park has made a powerful return with their latest track titled “Up From the Bottom”, and the lyrics for this exciting new single are now accessible for fans and newcomers alike. This compelling song was crafted after the completion of the band’s acclaimed From Zero album, and it will feature on the deluxe edition set to release on May 16. The anticipation surrounding this deluxe version is palpable, as it promises to include additional content that showcases the band’s evolution and creativity.
Since welcoming new talents into their fold, including co-vocalist Emily Armstrong and drummer Colin Brittain, Linkin Park has been on a remarkable creative journey. The infusion of fresh energy and perspectives has invigorated their sound, leading to an impressive body of work that resonates deeply with fans. Their commitment to musical innovation and growth continues to solidify their status as a leading force in the rock genre.
Turntablist Joe Hahn expressed his enthusiasm for the new song, stating, “In my opinion, it’s the best song we’ve ever made,” during a recent appearance on the red carpet at the iHeart Radio Awards. His confidence in the track highlights the band’s dedication to pushing artistic boundaries and their relentless pursuit of excellence in music. Co-vocalist Mike Shinoda echoed this sentiment, praising the accompanying video directed by Hahn, which he described as one of their finest. He teased that the video would be “mind-bending,” and promised that the full experience of the song would become clear once listeners engage with it.
Explore the Powerful Lyrics of Linkin Park’s “Up From the Bottom”
Before diving into the lyrics, take a moment to listen to Linkin Park’s “Up From the Bottom” and enjoy the visually captivating video that accompanies the track.
Discover the Meaning Behind Linkin Park’s “Up From the Bottom” Lyrics
Inside it feels like I’ve been barely breathing
Feels like air is running out
Inside I’m stuck here staring at a ceiling
You put up to keep me down, down, down, down, downWaking up without a name
Opening my eyes
Knowing nothing is the same
Circling around a drain
As I realize that there’s no one else to blameYou keep me waiting, down here, so far below
Staring up from the bottom, up from the bottom
I try escaping, but there’s nowhere to go
Staring up from the bottom, up from the bottomEach time I hold my fist inside my pocket
Hold my breath until I’m blue
Feels like a knife pushed deep inside a socket
Bristling, listening to you, you, you, you, youWaking up without a name
Opening my eyes
Knowing nothing’s gonna change
Circling around a drain
As I realize that there’s no one else to blameYou keep me waiting, down here, so far below
Staring up from the bottom, up from the bottom
Try escaping, but there’s nowhere to go
Staring up from the bottom, up from the bottomEverybody out, that devil is coming
Poison on his lips, and his words mean nothing
Cruel like a mountaintop, father never loved him
Mama said he’s bad enough times that it sunk in
Everybody out, that devil is coming
Promise you the world, but he’s always bluffing
Before you even know it’s a trap you’re stuck in
He’s gone like a ghost, already off runningYou keep me waiting, down here, so far below
Staring up from the bottom, up from the bottom
I try escaping, but there’s nowhere to go
Staring up from the bottom, gotta get out of hereUp from the bottom, gotta get out of here
Watch the Official Video for Linkin Park’s “Up From the Bottom”
What to Expect from Linkin Park in 2025: Exciting Touring Plans
Following a selective approach to their performances in 2024, Linkin Park has announced an exciting series of concerts as part of their From Zero World Tour, scheduled for 2025. Their next highly anticipated concert is set for April 26 in Austin, Texas, with additional dates lined up through September 24 in Seattle, Washington. This tour promises to bring their innovative sound and captivating performances to a wider audience.
In addition to multiple tour legs across North America, fans can look forward to seeing the band perform in Europe during June and July of this year. For all the latest information regarding tour dates, cities, venues, and ticketing, be sure to visit Linkin Park’s official website, where updates will be posted regularly to keep fans informed.
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