Aimee Allen
Aimee Allen is an American singer-songwriter based in Los Angeles, California. She is currently the lead vocalist for the Hellcat Record’s band The Interrupters.
Career
Early career
Aimee Allen was signed to Electra Records in 2002 after being discovered by producer Randy Jackson. Her debut album I'd Start a Revolution If I Could Get Up in the Morning, featuring tracks produced by Mark Ronson and Don Gilmore, was never released due to the label being absorbed by Atlantic Records. The label did, however, release her first single "Revolution”, which was a featured rock video on MTV as well as the theme for the WB Television Network series Birds of Prey Allen contributed to the writing of Unwritten Law's album Here's to the Mourning, released in February 2005. She co-wrote lyrics for the entire album with lead singer Scott Russo including the hit single “Save Me (Wake Up Call)”, which was co-written and produced by Linda Perry. A brief romantic relationship between Allen and Russo resulted in a side project called Scott & Aimee. Their album Sitting in a Tree was released in 2007 by Side Tracked Records. The track “Miss America” won the vox populi award for Best Punk Song at the 7th Annual Independent Music Awards. She returned the following year as a judge at the 8th Annual IMA’s. Aimee is known for her vocals on the song "Cooties" made for the soundtrack of the 2007 version of the movie Hairspray. In 2008, Aimee supported presidential hopeful Ron Paul by recording an "unofficial Ron Paul Anthem”, including a music video entitled "Ron Paul Revolution Theme Song”, and performing at events during the 2008 campaign. She also co-hosted SuicideGirls Radio Sunday nights on Indie 103.1 FM in Los Angeles.
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Silence Is Violence
by: Aimee AllenAnother song
To signify what's wrong
Another sunny day? that tells me
I must move on
Another cigarette, another cigarette will do
Enough to fill spaces between thoughts of you
I jump up and down for your attention
Rhyme after rhyme with you is my intention
Set fires with flags that burn for you
But you don't notice do you?
Silence is violence
You don't notice do you
I'm trying to break through your silence
Silence is violence
You don't notice do you
I'm fighting but loosing to your silence
Everytime I reach but your hands not out
Holes in the walls that we don't talk about
Another is it me
Baby talk to me
Loosing it while you watch TV
What's the matter
Can you feel me
You bite your tongue
What are you numb to me
What's the matter
This is killing me
Do you notice do you still love me
(With nothing
You just said everything with nothing)
Silence is violence
You don't notice do you
I'm fighting but loosing to silence
Silence is violence
You don't notice do you
I'm fighting but loosing to silence
The rain is the rhythm of my song for you
Puddles are splashing cleanse myself of you
There are no rainbows you have no life
Just me swimming in you drowning in your black and white
One time all my leaves are fallen off
There's no risk of fire when I'm burning
I'm burning, I'm burning
Silence is violence
You don't notice do you
I'm trying to break through your silence
Silence is violence
I don't know what to do
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