Waking up at twelve in my clothes again
Feel my head explode from a night of gin
Another night out late

I don't wanna drink
Don't wanna be a clown
Gotta get my feet back on the ground
Before it pulls me in

How come it ended up like this?
And who's gonna catch me
When I'm coming down to hit the ground again?

All by myself (waking up at twelve in my clothes again)
'Cause I don't wanna drag you down
Hold you down
'Cause you're a friend
I blame myself (feel my head explode from a night of gin)
I guess you think it's funny now
Funny now

On the underground
With the freaks and frowns
Looking at the world
Through silver clouds
But then it all came down

I've gotta rise above
The emotional flood
Gotta cut these ropes around my hands
Pull myself around

How come it ended up like this?
And who's gonna be there
When I've lost control and I'm heading to crash-land?

All by myself (waking up at twelve in my clothes again)
'Cause I don't wanna drag you down
Hold you down
'Cause you're a friend
I blame myself (feel my head explode from a night of gin)
I guess you think it's funny now
Funny now

All by myself
'Cause I don't wanna drag you down
Hold you down
'Cause you're a friend
I blame myself
I guess you think it's funny now
Funny now
It's such a shame

All by myself (waking up at twelve in my clothes again)
'Cause I don't wanna drag you down
Hold you down
'Cause you're a friend
I blame myself (feel my head explode from a night of gin)
I guess you think it's funny now
Funny now
It's such a sin

All by myself (waking up at twelve in my clothes again)
'Cause I don't wanna drag you down
Hold you down
'Cause you're a friend
I blame myself (feel my head explode from a night of gin)
I guess you think it's funny now
Funny now


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Just a Day Lyrics as written by Jon Lee Grant Nicholas

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    The song is obviously about depression and the upbeat tune is unusual. But maybe it's upbeat for a reason. Everyone says the tune makes them happy! It's motivating. Perhaps feeder wanted to show people feeling like this that they could be happy again

    musicismythangon December 03, 2007   Link

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