Yep, they're a second offender. Limp Bizkit covering “Behind Blue Eyes” would be bad enough, but Fred Durst and company took things a step further and greatly altered the Who classic.

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Verse 1 In the twilight glow I see them Blue eyes crying in the rain When we kissed goodbye and parted I knew we’d never meet again Chorus Love is like a dying ember And only memories remain And ...

Pale Blue Eyes is a gentle, emotional song about unrequited love and longing. It tells the story of a man who loves a woman he can’t fully be with, expressing both sadness and acceptance.

Limp Bizkit. Soundtrack: Mission: Impossible II. Limp Bizkit is an American rap rock band from Jacksonville, Florida. Their lineup consists of Fred Durst (lead vocals), Sam Rivers (bass, backing ...

Chuck E. Cheese is opening "Chuck's Arcade," a spin-off aimed at adults. Ten are open so far at malls across the United ...

Loki’s Covered Eyes Have a Heartbreaking Reason Behind Them Toei Animation/Shueisha During his travels, Harald fell in love with Ida, a commoner Giant, and had a son with her.

But Stephen, a right-hander like Yesavage, has turned heads in the system as the Blue Jays’ No. 9 prospect, per MLB Pipeline. He’s still at High-A Vancouver.

Joe Root has been impressing in England training as he eyes yet another Test record. The batter is already England’s top run scorer in two formats of the game, and he’s one grab away fr… ...

Brandon Lake gives substantial credit to Jelly Roll for his new popularity outside of the Christian world. But Lake was doing well on his own before their recent chart-topping duet “Hard Fought ...

He made a shirt. In the music video for “Mr. Electric Blue,” out June 20 off of his new album, American Heart, Boone addresses all the trolling head-on.