Plays:9
Song DescriptionThis was originally written to reflect the teenage frame of mind when things go wrong and life seems to be a never ending struggle. But like most songs, it winds up going deeper than that with various appropriate pessimistic metaphors.
Story Behind the SongSee above.
Lyrics
One of Those Days
Andrew Bayuk
INTRO
VERSE
Sometimes I feel that my brain?s in a blender
swirling in circles returning to sender.
Sometimes I wonder if life?s a no-brainer,
Passing me by as I go down the drainer.
VERSE
Sometimes I?m searching for someone to talk to,
Looking round corners for someone to run to,
Figuring everything?s just one mind bender
sucking my brain back into the blender.
Interlude
BRIDGE
One of those days, one of those precious ones,
Churning and turning and ending where just begun.
Walk down blind passages turn round and start all again.
Striving, exerting to reach for the higher ground,
Using a megaphone, but nobody hears a sound,
feeling like Sisyphus, rolling the stone up the mountain.
VERSE
Sometimes I wander for hours and hours
lost in the forest without any powers.
Fumbling in pockets for change for the cab fare,
gasping for breath while choking on bad air.
VERSE
Life still goes on but only around me,
Saying it?s looking but never does found me.
Day after day its just one never-ender,
Hope they don?t notice I?m just a pretender.
OUTRO
Copyright (c) 1999 Andrew Bayuk
All Rights Reserved
Song Length
4:00
Genres
Rock - Progressive Rock, Rock - Classic
Tempo / Feel
Medium Fast (131 - 150)
Lead Vocal
Male Vocal
Moods
Anxious, Disturbed
Subject Matter
Frustration
Similar Artists
Yes, The Beatles
Language
English
Era
2000 and later
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Producer Credits |
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