It's even louder in the silence
And it's always the same
The darkness always finds me
When I hear your name.

It should've been me
And I want you to know
That I'll hold you in my heart
And I won't let go.

Just take away this sorrow
It's too much to bear.

Drifting
From your memory
I'm lost
Lost without your love.

Now the tide goes by
(but the darkness remains)
If only I could wake and see your face again
There would be no more regret
For all the things I never said

Drifting
From your memory
I'm lost
Without your love

It's getting harder to face
Another day without you
I'm lost
Lost without your love

I wish I was as strong
As you were in the end
But the goodness claims me
And I fall once again

Drifting
From your memory
I'm lost
Without your love

It's getting harder to face (harder to face)
Another day without you
I'm lost
Without your love

It's getting harder to face (harder to face)
Another day without you
Lost.


Lyrics submitted by rockdude1986

Lost Lyrics as written by Joel Stroetzel Mike D'antonio

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  • +2
    General Comment

    Awesome song! I think its about someone who miss another person.

    loljplon June 20, 2009   Link
  • +2
    General Comment

    i would have to say the best song from their new album. when Howard sings "it shouldve been me" and "drifting from your memory" it completes the song. that is like the epic highlight of song.

    the meanining is pretty straight forward

    Adam D. u fucking rock.

    FallenSaint97on July 05, 2009   Link
  • +1
    General Comment

    One of my favs from the new album. It's rather sad and emotional.. To me at least. Actually, there are a bunch of songs in this album that are just sad. Dunno, is it just me? Anyway, the whole album is amazing :) Can't stop listening to it. Great song, great band and Howard- great vocalist :D

    KsE \m/

    maja88on June 28, 2009   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    Agreed man, I probably made a few errors here, but not bad for my first ever interpretation :) Probably one of my personal faves off the new album tbh

    rockdude1986on June 20, 2009   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    yea, howard is absolutly awesome in this song.

    loljplon June 22, 2009   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    The guitar riffs in this song are amazing!

    jimcarrey363on June 28, 2009   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    The song is simply loving someone and not having them with you to hold, and feeling lost because of it.

    A powerful message

    rhysuson June 28, 2009   Link
  • 0
    Song Meaning

    I think it's obvious that the song is about someone who died... "it should have been me", and "strong as you were in the end"

    Possibly a connection to Rose of Sharyn?

    sto4000on July 02, 2009   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    "its here to face" should be "Its getting harder to face" and 'if only i could wait to see your face again' should be 'If only I could wake and see your face again'

    I agree with rhysus. almost sounds to me like the guy loves a girl, and the two are close, but the girl ends up with another guy, and drifts away from him; "drifting from your memory". The whole song is just how the guy can't handle it, and he thinks it 'should have been him[me]'. seems like he also wishes he had told the girl how he felt; "if only i could wake and see your face again, there would be no more regret for all the things i never said"

    xl3mmiwinksxon July 03, 2009   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    "But the darkness claims me and moves forward again" should be "But the darkness claims me and I fall once again".

    ItariShunon July 05, 2009   Link

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