face to face Lyrics — by Popularity
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| 1 | Blind |
| 2 | Ordinary |
| 3 | You’ve Done Nothing |
| 4 | Complicated |
| 5 | Walk the Walk |
| 6 | You Lied |
| 7 | It’s Not Over |
| 8 | A‐OK |
| 9 | I’m Trying |
| 10 | I’m Not Afraid |
| 11 | Velocity |
| 12 | Resignation |
| 13 | Bill of Goods |
| 14 | Disappointed |
| 15 | No Authority |
| 16 | Struggle |
| 17 | Handout |
| 18 | Can’t Change the World |
| 19 | The Devil You Know (God Is a Man) |
| 20 | Everything’s Your Fault |
| 21 | Do You Care? |
| 22 | Take It Back |
| 23 | Put You in Your Place |
| 24 | Everything Is Everything |
| 25 | Walk Away |
| 26 | It’s Not All About You |
| 27 | Falling |
| 28 | I Know You Well |
| 29 | Should Anything Go Wrong |
| 30 | Big Choice |
| 31 | Sensible |
| 32 | 1,000 X |
| 33 | Promises |
| 34 | The New Way |
| 35 | All for Nothing |
| 36 | What’s in a Name? |
| 37 | Bikeage |
| 38 | Shoot the Moon |
| 39 | Debt |
| 40 | Burden |
| 41 | The Take-Away |
| 42 | Out of Focus |
| 43 | Late |
| 44 | 14 Hours |
| 45 | The Invisible Hand |
| 46 | Overcome |
| 47 | You Could’ve Had Everything |
| 48 | Heart of Hearts |
| 49 | The World in Front of You |
| 50 | Bombs Away |
face to face Albums
About face to face
Face to Face is an American punk rock band from Victorville, California, formed in 1991, who became pivotal figures in the melodic hardcore and skate punk movement of the 1990s. The band's sound combines aggressive punk energy with infectious pop sensibilities and socially conscious lyrics, creating anthemic tracks that resonate with both underground and mainstream audiences. Their breakout album "Don't Turn Away" established their signature style of fast-paced, guitar-driven punk with memorable hooks, while songs like "10-9-8" and "In Harms Way" showcase their ability to balance raw intensity with melodic accessibility. Albums like "Three Chords and a Half Truth" and "Laugh Now, Laugh Later" demonstrate their evolution from straightforward punk rockers to more sophisticated songwriters who tackle themes of personal struggle, social issues, and resilience. What makes Face to Face distinctive is their knack for crafting emotionally charged punk anthems that maintain their edge while remaining surprisingly catchy-even covering unexpected territory like their playful take on "I'm Popeye The Sailor Man." With 66 albums and 435 songs spanning over three decades, they've influenced countless punk and alternative bands while proving that melodic hardcore could be both commercially viable and artistically credible. Their cultural impact extends beyond music, as they became synonymous with the Southern California skate punk scene and helped define the sound that would influence bands well into the 2000s.