Escape The Fate - 'The Day I Left The Womb' (Full Album Stream)

"The Day I Left The Womb" by Escape The Fate from the album 'Dying Is Your Latest Fashion'

[brokensanity]

you can hear the pain in Ronnie's voice in all his emotional songs and he physically makes you feel the pain and thats what makes him a good singer

[johnnymorningstar]

I heard this many years ago when I was 13. Always loved it and now at 27 it makes me cry. I'm all alone now sitting in a dark corner trying to figure my life out. I miss my mother.

[SaskiaWrycroft]

This songs feels like a punch in the throat for anyone Whos mother didn't love them.

[loudboy_tblaze]

Rip Anthony James Radke sorry for your loss Ronnie

[randymurillo]

I'm a single father of 4 and this song relates to me I hope my boys don't feel this way towards they're mom but can't help if they do

[GabzExistzBruh]

I lost my mom to drugs when I was 12, left my family for her drugs and friends. I hated her for years, when I was 14 i had to move back with her after being thrown out of the place I was staying. Her & her boyfriend were still on drugs. My mom's is almost 2 years sober this August. Congratulations mother, you're doing fine.

[psroxas]

Mother, where are you today?
You took a piece of me the day you went away
No recollections, or the smell of your perfume
I took a piece of you the day I left the womb
Brother, put your needles down
The best thing for you is to leave this awful town
Pretty soon, you'll have kids to feed
If you see mother, tell her I can sing
Please don't worry, I am doing fine
You're much too busy, to even find the time
So use your chemicals and take this to your grave
The boys you left are men you didn't raise
And Daddy, how are you today?
You must be proud of the boys that you have raised
Your withered heart and everything it's seen
Your cuts and callused hands you had kids to feed
You had kids to feed
Please don't worry, I am doing fine
You're much too busy, to even find the time
So use your chemicals and take this to your grave
The boys you left are men you didn't raise

[tuukkaranch]

as someone who has a mother that suffered with postpartum depression and never truly recovered, this song and it's title really hit home.

[Evan-hlue]

You can tell there's real emotion in this song. Ronnie is the best.

[tnmapls]

I didn’t realize why this song hurt so much until I was 24 and saw who my mother was in reality for the first time.

[michael-pgfi]

One of the best alt rock album from the 2000s easily.

[panicatthedisco]

when he says raise at the end of the song you can really hear the emotion in his voice.

[leoesparragoza]

Fuck it's been almost 20 years and this still makes me emotional

[IamDoubleP]

The last word of the album is "raise". The first song on his album with Falling In Reverse is "Raised by Wolves"

[eperanzatorres]

this song is so amazing you can hear the anger and sadness in he's voice its just so beautiful 😭😭.

[MegaYonnie]

I can't say that many songs have helped me out in my life but this one really did. I can relate so much. I was so depressed and im not anymore and when i listen to this song it brings back so many memories. Damn the emotion in this song is so strong.

[SCTR]

This why I love Ronnie radke as a musician. He's so upfront with his feelings and thoughts. As much as I love metaphors and such in other songs, Ronnie stands out

[Jwh]

This song remains my most cherished piece of music, even after four years, when I started listening to harcore/metal etc. The album will remain my favourite for eternity also. I wish there was another album like DIYLF... But it's such a masterpiece and could never be re-created.

[TheSkinPuppet]

This song is for those who went through hell, and survived to tell the tale. Thank you for not giving in to self destruction, I'm so proud of you my friends. 💚

[felicialouisianagirl]

I love how he say mother then daddy because anyone can be a mother or father but it tack a good parent to be mom/mommy or dad/daddy