Evanescence - Field Of Innocence - Lyrics video free download

Vinh Banh

I envy the naive, those with innocent thoughts, ideas and actions. Life totally corrupted my thoughts and the way I see the world now. How can I see anything good with so many bad things in life? As a child, I did not care for such things even though I had to protect myself every day from those who were suppose to protect me. I know life is not easy or fair to some but we have to keep fighting for ourselves to make it all better. I have to break this negative spiral that entrapped me and stands in my way to happiness. The presence of the desire of becoming lifeless is a desire to overcome, even though no one believes in me. I have to make it better for myself and continue with the struggle of life. I know that it is worthwhile in the end and I owe it to myself. You, anyone with similar thoughts and feelings, owe it to yourself too to make your life better for yourself. Don't run or give in to your inner demons, but stand your ground and fight for yourself over and over again because in the end we can be strong enough to defeat them. I love Evanescence because I can relate to so many (if not all) of her songs. I do not feel alone anymore because she understands how I feel with her lyrics.

LagiNaLangAko23

I want this sung at my funeral...

Molly Rash

"This parasite inside of me, I forced it outThe Darkness of the storm lies an evil But it's me "

I'm not who you think I am

is it weird that I cry when I hear this song?

Nemo Nobody

I still remember the world from the eyes of a child. I refuse to see how evil people grow day by day...I refuse to see how people try to bring each other down instead of helping...I refuse to see how our dreams are failing in front of us...I refuse to believe things will get worse...I refuse to see the world from the grown up's eyes.

Cody "The Machine"

This song has such a strong emotional impact on me. I often look back at my childhood days (I'm only 20) and reminisce about the good times I had with my next-door neighbors in the summer. They were my two best friends all throughout my childhood; they moved when I was in 7th grade and I was devastated. I spent all my time hanging out with them, having a good time playing anything from football to Pokémon video games, which I still have a deep nostalgic connection with. I even remember being 5 or 6 years old and playing imaginary games with them -- pretending we were spies or something and dressing up in costumes.I was in a deep depression throughout 7th and 8th grade (even shortly before they moved), mostly due to my performance at school and the pressure my parents put on me to do well. I would make any excuse I could to stay home from school and fell drastically behind, leaving my other friends and classmates always questioning me why I was absent and it pissed me off so much. They'd always say "Why are you sick so much?" Or, "What was it this time?" I'd show up at class completely smothered with makeup homework, not knowing what the hell was going on and my dad, in particular, was fed up with my "laziness." Every day for about 2 years, I pictured what it would be like to commit suicide -- how my parents and peers would react. I was so close to taking all the medications in the medicine cabinet. I was going to write a lengthy note, then mix all sorts of pills together in water, so they'd dissolve, and then drink it as fast as I could. I would cry myself to sleep, thinking no one cared for me, and wake up the next morning with "The Weight of the World" on me.I have Tourette Syndrome, which makes it hard to sit still, along with OCD and ADHD. All of these 3 nuisances are steadily diminishing as I grow older, and I'm now a fully confident, intelligent college student. I've struggled with a video game addiction for the past 7 or 8 years, until shortly before I moved into college, where I am now. Right after I graduated high school, which was no 'walk in a park' for me either, I started taking MMA, kickboxing, and jiu-jitsu classes, and I started getting into bodybuilding. Ever since, I feel absolutely great. Depression doesn't last! This song makes me tear up when I listen to it alone; now you know why. I still will always miss my childhood and my childhood innocence.

insanelyfearlesschic

Why is everyone so focused on the first verse? By "the eyes of a child" she means before she know of the horrible thinks mankind are capable of. The song is about human trafficking, and being trapped.

Stenheart

one of my favourite songs

Walulu

Oh simple innocent mind of a child where have you gone?!

Queen Elsa

Speed 2, sounds so weird...

Lemoar Ev

Me encanta todo de esta cancion y en momentos tristes me identifico plenamente con ella. #Evanescence 

sonicwhip

I think she is literally the greatest female singer ever. It's shame she hardly makes any new music. Only three albums during her career. Hopefully we get something new soon which will have to be under the Amy Lee banner now that the Evanescence band has been permanently dissolved...really great rock band...it's a tragedy what happened to it.

micah etherton

I feel like this all the time :( becouse I suffer from sad ness and depression and I can't do anny thing right also my mom is a drug atic and a smoker and that makes me relly sad and depressed.i hate my life becouse its full of grayness and some time happy ness but mosly gry ness :(

Phoenix Rose

This song means way too much to me. Not a day will go by that hearing it won't put me in a somber mood at the drop of a hat.

Dawn Evergrace

i want to cry.. but i got so used to it im imune to my own feelings

Lely Kole

I wan't to go back to believing in evryting

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