From the east to the south
I tongue the roof of my mouth

To new days of doubt without you

First gear
I face the trouble ahead
Final word has been said
Long distance spread between us
I tell myself to

Hold on
It won't be long
Till I grow through this struggle

Time to wake up
Find my soul

Happy without you
Happy without you
Happy without you
Happy without you
Happy without you

Not called for weeks now
Six days without sleep means
I am a slave to my early grave
If I do not be brave, behave
Seize myself out of this mess
I have created of myself, yet again
Yet again I say

Hold on
It won't be long
till I grow through this struggle

Time to wake up
Find my soul

Happy without you
Happy without you
Happy without you
Happy without you
Happy without you

We go on
Heart beats strong
Still whole
Unbroken
As we divide
Our love, goodbye

Thanks for the time
Time of my life

Happy without you
Happy without you
Happy without you
Happy without you

Time
Time
Of my life

Time
Time
Of my life (So happy without you)

Time
Time
Of my life

Thanks for the time of my life (Happy without you)
Happy without you
Happy without you


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Time of My Life Lyrics as written by Patrick Wolf

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    General Comment

    I'm so freakin' happy! Finally some new songs from Mister Wolf hisself!

    I could go into my interpretation of this song now but I think it would just ruin the sheer purity and beauty of the song. I have to wait until I've listened it to pieces. XD

    And in any case, I think it's pretty self-explanatory.

    Quazalleon November 05, 2010   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    Ahh, this song made me happy and I've been playing it near endlessly since I first heard it.

    ContraryMissMaryon November 06, 2010   Link
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    My Interpretation

    Well i think it's got a lot of different emotions on the lyrics, from love, grief, insecurity, sadness, yearning, and that this is not the first time he goes throught a very painful break up. He realises he has to work his way out of his misery, to get up and "keep calm and carry on" like, adjust and find himself again. Still thanking that person for the time they spend together, apparently very very good, but now it's over.

    My two cents anyway, and I like this very very much because it concentrates on his emotions rather than who was to blame for their break up. And this applies to my situation at the moment so well that it's almost like he knew I needed this song now. Needless to say, I liked it very very much =)

    Hagstromon November 15, 2010   Link
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    General Comment

    Isn't the lyric "Happier without you"?

    ricky9on August 01, 2012   Link

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