Niki FM

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“Niki FM”
Single by Hawthorne Heights
from the album The Silence in Black and White
Released 2005
Recorded 2003
Genre Emo
Length 4:01
Label Victory
Hawthorne Heights singles chronology
"Ohio Is for Lovers"
(2004)
"Niki FM"
(2005)
"Silver Bullet"
(2005)

"Niki FM" is the second single from Hawthorne Heights's debut album The Silence in Black and White which was released in 2004. "Niki FM" was released as a single and it reached #18 on The US Mainstream Rock Chart.

J.T. Woodruff, the vocalist for the band, wrote these lyrics whilst reading reviews on the bands he liked. A lot of them got very bad reviews and he felt that he'd suffer the same fate, hence the line 'they're waiting for us to fall'.

Woodruff also states that this is the most personal song on the album, for him, and that it's his favourite to play live.

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The video features J.T. singing the beginning of the song as his speech graduating from "Hawthorne Heights University", and as the I KNOW comes in the view goes to a mansion, and into a window where a party is taking place. A female stranger walks up to J.T. and kisses him. The band is playing in front of the mansion. J.T. goes to her house for dinner (the mansion flips over) with her and her father. Her father throws his tea in J.T.'s face as the two screams happen in the song. J.T. leaves and the video shows the girl smoking and lying on her bed, as if depressed. The view then goes over a city and into J.T.'s apartment, where he tears up her picture, throws it on the bedside table and stares at it. He falls asleep and dreams about her. He wakes up and stands outside her window holding up a radio, relating to the lyrics "I'm outside of your window, with my radio." She sees him, turns and walks away. The band, still outside her mansion, finishes the last few seconds of the song.

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