ChartsĮmo is a rock music genre characterized by an emphasis on emotional expression, sometimes through confessional lyrics.
The lyrics are unchanged, but a previously unheard guitar part supplements the song. The most notable difference is how the lyrics are screamed, and it sounds very distinctive in comparison to the Don't You Fake It version with less screaming.Īn acoustic version of "Face Down" was released after the album version. The lyrics are unchanged but the chorus is in a different spot. There is also a heavier version of the song that appears on their debut album.
The radio edit completely removes the screaming in the bridge. Although both edits are nearly identical, the album version has less screaming than the original, with only brief screaming during the bridge. There are two edits of the Don't You Fake It version, which are the album version and the radio edit. This unfolding scene is juxtaposed with shots of the band performing the song in a living room with lighting and decor which appear to be the young woman's. After a chair flies through the living room window, she takes the pictures and letters and throws them into a garbage can outside her house. The level of damage done escalates throughout the video, though the young woman does not react or acknowledge the growing violence around her. As she does so, objects around her start to suddenly move as if thrown or destroyed by the unseen hand of an abuser. After arriving home, a young woman examines a bruise on her lower back, and begins to look for and examine items that she associates with her boyfriend (e.g. The music video parallels the song in its treatment of violence in a relationship. "Face Down" is a song that details the experience of domestic abuse in a way that hadn't really happened in pop-punk in 2006." Written by lead singer Ronnie Winter, the "lyrics are deeply personal" and he wanted to "help kids who are in similar situations cope." It is featured on Saints Row 2 's soundtrack. "Face Down" remains the band's most successful single. Four versions were released, including an acoustic version. It also tied 30 Seconds to Mars' " The Kill" as the longest running song on the Modern Tracks chart at 52 weeks without hitting number one on the Billboard Hot 100. The song peaked at number 24 in the United States and number four in New Zealand. " Face Down" is the first single by the Red Jumpsuit Apparatus from their debut album Don't You Fake It, released in 2006.
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