We fall right in and suffer the sins
Try to pull things round when the air starts to thin
We nurse regrets, restricted in our own belief
A new disease

We shake new hands, the victims of fate
We tread new ground misfortune conveys
You tear yourself apart
Wishing to be born again
A different man

Comfort in sound
It's all around
Ease back the strain
Come heal your pain
Comfort in sound
Its all around you now
Comfort in sound

We suffer love together as one
An empty heart with nowhere to turn
We find ourselves looking back another way
A brand new day

Comfort in sound
Its all around
Ease back the strain
Come heal your pain
Comfort in sound
Its all around you now, yeah

Solution gone, emotions ablaze
A life so strong just faded away
You find yourself searching for a quick release
A new belief

Comfort in sound
Its all around
Ease back the strain
Come heal your pain
Comfort in sound
Its all around you now
Comfort in sound


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Comfort in Sound Lyrics as written by Grant Nicholas

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    This is about them getting over jon lee killing him self (RIP Jon) and how they found comfort in music pretty obvious really

    Psycotic Santaon June 10, 2004   Link
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    this song is right when im down i always find comfort in the music i listen to

    FoRwHoMtHeBeLlToLlSon June 30, 2004   Link
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    Yeah same here. Music makes this better somehow. So i guess the song is all about when your feeling down, just listen to music. But not only that...because sound isnt just music, its talking too. So i think it might also be referring to talking about your problems, and not keeping them all bottled up

    music*ismyboyfriendon March 20, 2005   Link
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    how did jon lee die?

    music*ismyboyfriendon March 20, 2005   Link
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    Jon Lee committed suicide by hanging himself in his house in Miami if I'm correct. A tragedy to say the least :( RIP

    I don't this track is specifically about him though, I reckon its just an 'ode to music' as such, and the comfort you can draw from it through any hardships in life. Music is always there for you, and I have to say I agree totally with this track as music is definately always there for me when I need it!

    Burkeyon April 01, 2005   Link
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    The entire album was about that. It might just be me, but the album seems to go through the stages of grief you go through. With denial (Just the Way I'm feeling?) determination not to let this stop you (Come Back around) Sadness, tears, searching for comfort, trying to forget, anger, and acceptance. They're all stages which I went through, and although I could be wrong, it gives that impression to me.

    Swishon June 03, 2005   Link
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    I think the album wasn't about Jon Lee commiting suicide, more like the album was written with him in mind, the mood and style of the album may have been based around his death, not the actual lyrics.

    Anyway, Comfort In Sound explains exactly the effect, the 'comfort' one can have in what they listen to.

    I don't smoke, I just find solice in music.

    tommyhaychon May 27, 2006   Link
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    Most of newer Feeder lyrics have Jon in Grants approach. The lyrics can be related to many situations but to me the 'Comfort in sound' can be musically surrounding yourself and finding the comfort in matching the music to your moods or the sound being the words from a Loved one or person encouraging you, comforting you in an anxious, or difficult time in your life.

    Also there's evidence when ever we meet someone there is a fact of fate, be it good or bad, it may open a door leaving behind a dark past or (i use Jon as an example) Grant meeting Jon, 'shake new hands', it opened a door to music but fate entered...Jon left but the comfort in sound can be found and with that fate new songs and sounds were born.

    Its a nice song as something can be taken from each verse and built on so much.

    interpreton November 02, 2006   Link
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    My favourite feeder song. The whole album's so comforting and soothing. To come out after such a traumatic event and write this instead of slipping into depression is increadible. I was going to write an explanation of the song but i simply can't think of a better way of saying it than these lyrics. Amazing.

    Ajb1892on February 15, 2008   Link
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    sweet.

    wee yinon February 15, 2008   Link

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