Best Memphis May Fire Songs

Ridiculously amazing breakdown at the beginning of the song. It has a great meaning too. This is the song you listen to on the bus and headbang to while everyone else is like, "What, is that guy having a seizure?"

These two choruses are just amazing. They can make you feel the beat, like something was hitting something - I don't know.

The music video for this song drove me to buy the album. Amazing band.

This song is amazing. All the elements - the music, screams, growls, and the captivating chorus - all come together so perfectly. This is their best song to me! Number 1.

This song deserves to be number 1! The growls and screams are awesome, and the chorus sounds so great. And he was right. Perfect combination.

I love the guitar part at the beginning. I also love how low Mullins' voice gets.

The first 45 seconds of this song will rip your head off.

Amazing vocals with a powerful message. This should AT LEAST be number 6.

This song. Holy god. Words cannot explain how I feel about it. I love to listen to it when I'm angry.
"I see the greed in their eyes. Well, I guess I'm nothing but a dollar sign."
It should definitely be in the top ten.

I love this song because of their original Southern sound, and Matty's screams and vocals. Plus, the steady beat definitely puts this song at least in 2nd place!

A song characterized by a sad story matched with amazing sound, going back and forth between the screams and soft vocals.

I can't believe this is in 28th place! It's super catchy and awesome.

I love this song. It's one of my favorites in the world. It has a lot of meaning, especially for me personally, because I had a similar experience a couple of years ago. It's one of the nicest songs that MMF has written. I mean, I love all of their songs, but sometimes all of the screaming, drums, and guitar can get a little overwhelming. When bands include songs like this, it really makes everything so much better.

This song sounds very, very cool on the first listen. Plus, Kellin Quinn is like the cherry on top of the cake. But yeah, this one is a superb song, and according to me, it should be number 1.

Silent when we needed you! Just amazing.

Absolute lyrical meaning is involved in this song, and it's beautiful to see how it relates to and addresses the problems with isolation as almost a relief to the sufferers of the condition. Brilliant.

This should be at the top. This is the most melodic, most beautiful, and lyrically deepest that Memphis May Fire can get. Apart from the fact that some of its lyrics contradict themselves, it is definitely the best MMF track so far.

Love it. Makes me want to headbang every time.

What! It should be placed in the top 5! Best riffs!

"Let go of everything" and "These bones are only temporary" really give me chills.

What?! Why isn't this song on here? It is awesome. Go listen to it now. I demand it.

Best underrated song by them, by far. How is this song so low in the rankings?

This is the first song I ever heard by Memphis May Fire, and I instantly fell in love with it. It's got great energy, a good vocal/scream mix, and it's incredibly catchy. Even Matty must think The Haunted is one of the best, because he references it in Jezebel on Challenger.

This is my favorite song from The Hollow. The song is most likely referencing what soldiers experienced on the battlefield during the Civil War or possibly one of the World Wars, which is interesting in my opinion.

Probably the most aggressive song from The Sinner, hands down. That's why it's my favorite.

Wonderful song with great lyrics!

I find it easy to appreciate the meaning and quality of this song on its own, but it certainly doesn't hurt that it's so well performed and put together. Personally, what I like most about it is how well Matty manages to grip the listener and put them in his shoes. It offers a great perspective, in my opinion, on the struggle of an artist and how best to give back to the people who've done so much for him. It's just such a good song.

This is one of my favorite songs on the new album. It means a lot to me because I had problems with people who wanted to mold me into someone I didn't want to be. When I listen to this song, I remember how strong I was not to let them win, and I feel really good about that.