How many A7X songs are for The Rev.?

Answer 1

Jimmy "The Rev" Sullivan was the main writer for "Almost Easy", "A Little Piece of Heaven", "Afterlife" and "Brompton Cocktail". He wrote parts for "Critical Acclaim", and "Lost". He also wrote "Welcome to the Family", and "Fiction".

R.I.P. Jimmy "The Rev" Sullivan

Answer 2

The Rev. wrote the songs:

• A Little Piece of Heaven
• Afterlife
• Brompton Cocktail
• Almost Easy

He also wrote a few of the lines in the song Critical Acclaim.

Answer 3

The Rev wrote and contributed to a lot of songs on their self titled album, and Nightmare. I know that he wrote Afterlife, Almost Easy, Brompton Cocktail, A Little Piece Of Heaven, Fiction and Welcome To The Family. He also contributed to writing Critical Acclaim and Lost. I also am pretty sure he wrote more songs on Nightmare, but I do not know for a fact which ones.

Answer 4

The songs Victim and So Far Away were both written for The Rev. So Far Away was written by Synyster Gates for The Rev, and it was the first song that he'd actually written the lyrics to.

The song Afterlife, although it was not written for The Rev but by The Rev, it's played at their live shows in honor of The Rev.

Answer 5

The Rev wrote:

-Bat Country (with M. Shadows)

-Seize The Day (with M. Shadows)

-Critical Acclaim (with M. Shadows and Synyster Gates)

-Almost Easy

-Afterlife

-Gunslinger (with M. Shadows and Synyster Gates)

-Unbound (with M. Shadows and Synyster Gates)

-Brompton Cocktail

-Lost (with M. Shadows, Synyster Gates and Zacky Vengeance)

-A Little Piece Of Heaven

-Welcome To The Family

-Fiction

-Save Me

Those are the songs that are noted that he wrote, but most of the songs that they made are written by the entire band together.

Hopes this helps!