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Part Of Me is a trilogy of songfics by HIMG. The original artist of all the songs is Katy Perry. The series follows the relationship between Redblossom and Fireblaze. Part of Me is the last track on Linkin Park's Hybrid Theory EP. Although the track runs for over 12 minutes, making it the longest track ever produced by the band (the second-longest, The Little Things Give You Away on Minutes to Midnight, is about half as long), the song Part of Me ends after 4 minutes and 6 seconds. After this, there is a looped beeping sound followed by an untitled instrumental track (similar to Session) which begins at 10:00.

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Nu metal, industrial metal, rapcore

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"High Voltage"

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Part Of Me is a trilogy of songfics by HIMG. The original artist of all the songs is Katy Perry. The series follows the relationship between Redblossom and Fireblaze. Part of Me is the last track on Linkin Park's Hybrid Theory EP. Although the track runs for over 12 minutes, making it the longest track ever produced by the band (the second-longest, The Little Things Give You Away on Minutes to Midnight, is about half as long), the song Part of Me ends after 4 minutes and 6 seconds. After this, there is a looped beeping sound followed by an untitled instrumental track (similar to Session) which begins at 10:00. Stylistically, Part of Me is arguably the most similar to Linkin Park later studio albums Hybrid Theory and Meteora, although Mike Shinoda's rapping is faster and Chester Bennington's singing vocals are more gutteral.