DEAD TO ME

- Splendid Isolation Lyrics

He's thinking of the hungry rats
Inside his stomach and he knows that
Nothing ever changes anyway

He can see himself there
He knows that look, it's called despair
His father taught him to wear it well

So he put his ear to the door of his youth
And he heard a groundswell of remorse now

There's no splendid isolation
For the abandoned generation

It gets hard to maintain
When the brightest of shells
Weather and fade anyway
Do what you can before it's too late

Arms stretched, she's on her back
Her hollow words ring from her past
She's been running from that every day

She can see herself there
She knows that look, it's called despair
Her mother taught her to wear it well

She puts her ear to the door of her youth
And she heard a groundswell of remorse now

There's no splendid isolation
For the abandoned generation

It gets hard to maintain
When the brightest of shells
Weather and fade anyway
Do what you can before it's too late

I spent a lifetime searching with tired eyes
I had the best intentions but they went away

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Who wrote Splendid Isolation lyrics?


Splendid Isolation is written by TYSON JOSEPH ANNICHARICO, IAN SCOTT ANDERSON, JOHN DALRYMPLE.

When was Splendid Isolation released?


Splendid Isolation is first released on July 11, 2006 as part of Dead To Me's album "Cuban Ballerina" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 6th track on this album.

Which genre is Splendid Isolation?


Splendid Isolation falls under the genre Alternative.
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Songwriter(s): TYSON JOSEPH ANNICHARICO, IAN SCOTT ANDERSON, JOHN DALRYMPLE
Record Label(s): 2006 Fat Wreck Chords
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