Like the third verse of Famous People, snug in between the second and final Frenzy verses:

"Famous people, fall apart at the scenes,
Famous people, don't live up to dreams"

That's all I made out, there's a little more

And some more in Marooned, a third verse to be exact, comes after the instrumental, and none of which I can make out from my computer speakers.

Just gonna mention here that Frenzy (the song), for all of you who don't have the club Luton, has only half-finished lyrics (only the chorus is complete, no verse lyrics).

Yeah, I noticed that while the piano solo in "I See Red" goes twice as long, like on the live versions, extra lyrics go over the second half:

". . . [sounds like there should be a line here]
Fallen out of favor
Is that deed undone?
Yes, indeed
Pooooor ooooold meeeeee . . ."

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Originally posted by six species on leaky boat:
Like the third verse of Famous People, snug in between the second and final Frenzy verses:

"Famous people, fall apart at the scenes,
Famous people, don't live up to dreams"

Having heard that, it sounds like he's saying "fall apart at the seams" which would make sense because of the saying and all.

I thought "Fall apart at the scenes" would make more sense because famous people do fall apart at big scenes.