“Right On Time” is a song by American alternative metal band AM Conspiracy, which tells the story of struggle, resilience, and the complex relationships we have with our parents. The lyrics of the song, which features raw lyrics and powerful vocals, speak to the boy’s desire for his father to make him a stronger man. The song is set to be released soon with their album Out of the Shallow End EP, which is characterized by hard rock and killer melodies.
The song encapsulates a moment of a break-up when one member of the relationship is left to dissect what happened. The lyrics suggest that the boy’s parents neglected him, the dad beat him, and the mother didn’t take any intrest in him, but despite all that, he remains strong. The song is a testament to the resilience and strength that can come from a strong relationship.
AM Conspiracy was formed in 2005 and currently consists of Jason “Gong” Jones. The song is a powerful reminder of the importance of resilience and the power of love in overcoming challenges. The song is a testament to the resilience and strength that can come from a strong and supportive family.
📹 AM Conspiracy – Right On Time
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📹 AM Conspiracy – Far
Far off of Out Of The Shallow End EP NOTICE: I do not own the artists music or the label.
Boy says father will you make me a stronger man? Father says he’ll try Hand goes slack across his face and all he heard Boy be a man, and don’t you cry I, I ain’t saying it was right But it was right on time I, I ain’t saying it was right But he was always right by my side Boy says mother will you wash my sins away? Mother says she’ll try Sometimes it seems like things ain’t never change Boy understand, don’t wast your time \ I, I ain’t saying it was right But it was right on time I, I ain’t saying it was right But she was always right by my side I, I ain’t saying it was right But it was right on time I, I ain’t saying it was right But he was always right by my side Right by my side Right by my side Right by my side Right by my side Right by my side
After YEARS of not playing any article games, my brain suddenly puts forth “Right on Time – WWE -SvR”. I go to youtube, type it out, click and listen. My childhood comes flooding in, and I get a little sad, but also very happy. Thank you for reading my comment. “I AIN’T… I ain’t saying it was right But it was right on time….”
Verse 1: Jason Jones) Boy says, “Father, will you make me a stronger man?” Father says he’ll try Hand goes slack across his face and all he heard “Boy be a man, and don’t you cry” (Chorus: Jason Jones) I, I ain’t saying it was right But it was right on time I, I ain’t saying it was right But he was always right by my side (Verse 2: Jason Jones) Boy says, “Mother, will you wash my sins away?” Mother says she’ll try Well, sometimes, it seems like things ain’t never gonna ever change Boy understand, don’t waste your time (Verse 2: Jason Jones) I, I ain’t saying it was right But it was right on time I, I ain’t saying it was right But she was always right by my side (Chorus: Jason Jones) I, I ain’t saying it was right But it was right on time I, I ain’t saying it was right But he was always right by my side
Man, SVR 2008 had the best soundtrack out of all the WWE games. That’s the best part about the game to me. But overall it lacks good game modes, so it’d have to be my least favorite out of all the SVR games. However, the graphics, gameplay and roster are great, it’s just there’s a major lack of game modes.
And as crazy as it seems In day dreams I am high again And there’s nothing Here that seems To reach the other side of time my friend I’ll get you where you want And let you go away I’ll take you very far until the end Until the end The end of days And there’s something here inside That tells me all of this will end And still I wonder why I question this time and time again Find yourself alone