Track No. 3 and arguably the most mainstream song off of Restoring Force, “Bones Exposed” packs a punch and delivers the message of individuality and not judging a book by it’s cover.

This song finds Of Mice & Men frontman Austin Carlile furiously calling out keyboard warriors who attack him on the Internet. He told Kerrang! magazine: “None of us are perfect; so how can anyone judge anyone else? Those people who pull on their computers and talk crap about other people: what did you do today? What did you do to make your life memorable? What did you do to help? What gives you the right to say something about me?”