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Nobody Told Me Lyrics
Looking back in my childhood
wasn't to bad but it wasn't that great
I carried the luggage like a bag of bricks
feels like it's holding me down again
starring down a pitch black road
painted lines show me the direction
sun is burning on my face
sun is setting me on fire
Nobody told me where to go
Nobody told me where to run
I can't find my way back home
lost my head down there some where
could we just be gone alone
lived in doubt of fear I've shown
gazing down a long gray road
I see the stop sign way ahead
the sun is burning on my face
the sun is setting me on fire
Nobody told me where to go
Nobody told me where to run
Nobody told me where to go
Nobody told me where to run
Nobody told me, Nobody told me
Same old shit different day
gotta get up, gotta get up
[x5]
[Chorus]
good songness, my childhood sucked asss
ME TOO
ME TOO
wo!gr8 song,though most ppl dont like it......but......screw them!i think this song is about his childhood days.i heard scatlin's mother died when he was young.........so he must be telling us all that there wasn't anyone to guide him through the ways of life! it teaches us the importance of our parents and guardians!
@undisturbed His mom died? That explains some of the lyrics in "Basement".
@undisturbed His mom died? That explains some of the lyrics in "Basement".
Yeah, this is my fav song on da album
i can relate to the song and i can say that this is the as*s kicking song in P.O.M's come clean album
i can relate to the song and i can say that this is the as*s kicking song in P.O.M's come clean album
This is the best song on the come clean album. I can listen to it all day long. I do agree with undisturbed that the song is about his childhood.
To be honest, I don't really like this song and I don't really care what is it about. But what I totally love about it is the bridge! "Same old shit, different day" has became my new motto and the only answer to most annoying question: "what's up?". Hell, I love it...
This song was originally released on their first independent album from 1997 "Abrasive", then re-recorded for Come Clean.
The original song is structured differently, the tempo picks up during the "Same old shit" bit, followed by a (sloppy) guitar solo courtesy of Wes. The song then ends abruptly after the solo.