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From First To Last Note To Self Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 6.79/10 [14 votes]Album: Dear Diary, My Teen Angst Has a Body Count / Original Release Date: 2004Genre: RockSong Duration: 3 min 59 sec
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- Note To Self Lyrics / with translationsTwo roads split off from here
And my life goes running in opposite directions
Exaggerating the barrier
Between who I am and who I want to be
I wanted to be that breath of fresh air
When everything smelled so insincere
But this taste still lingers in my mouth
Deceit has ways of sticking around
And I'm ready to disappear
Vacation seems far from here
Note to self, I miss you terribly
This is what we call a tragedy
Come back to me, come back to me, to me
Note to self, I miss you terribly
This is what we call a tragedy
Come back to me, back to me, to me
I can feel my mind wandering again
Into where I don't know, and will I ever get home?
Time starts moving faster than I can
And I'm sick of this scene, I need to break the routine
I can feel my mind wandering again
Into where I don't know, and will I ever get home?
Time starts moving faster than I can
And I'm sick of this scene, I need to break the routine
Two roads split off from here
And my life goes running in opposite directions
Exaggerating the barrier
Between who I am and who I want to be
Which part of me is lost?
I feel so close, yet so far
Which part of me is lost?
I feel so close, yet so far
And my life goes running in opposite directions
Exaggerating the barrier
Between who I am and who I want to be
I wanted to be that breath of fresh air
When everything smelled so insincere
But this taste still lingers in my mouth
Deceit has ways of sticking around
And I'm ready to disappear
Vacation seems far from here
Note to self, I miss you terribly
This is what we call a tragedy
Come back to me, come back to me, to me
Note to self, I miss you terribly
This is what we call a tragedy
Come back to me, back to me, to me
I can feel my mind wandering again
Time starts moving faster than I can
And I'm sick of this scene, I need to break the routine
I can feel my mind wandering again
Into where I don't know, and will I ever get home?
Time starts moving faster than I can
And I'm sick of this scene, I need to break the routine
Two roads split off from here
And my life goes running in opposite directions
Exaggerating the barrier
Between who I am and who I want to be
Which part of me is lost?
I feel so close, yet so far
Which part of me is lost?
I feel so close, yet so far
Facts about Note To Self
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Note To Self is written by Sonny Moore, Derek Bloom, Matt Good, Jon Weisberg, Travis Richter.
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It is first released in 2004 as part of From First To Last's album "Dear Diary, My Teen Angst Has a Body Count" which includes 12 tracks in total. This song is the 2nd track on this album.
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When we think about the deeper meaning of the song, the song 'Note to Self' by From First to Last delves into the internal struggle of feeling torn between different versions of oneself, longing for authenticity amidst deception and routine. The lyrics express a yearning to reunite with a lost part of oneself, reflecting on the challenges of finding one's true identity and breaking free from the constraints of a monotonous existence. The lyrics of Note to self demonstrate six emotional states which include heartbreak and angst and despair and reflection and solitude. The song shows which parts people should discover about themselves through their identity and their need for connection and their daily activities and their wish to break free. The lyrics contain themes of personal struggle and longing which may require parental guidance for younger audiences. The content does not contain direct references to violence or sex or drug use but the emotional depth and complexity of the themes may not be suitable for all children.
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Note To Self falls under the genre Rock.
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Note To Self song length is 3 minutes and 59 seconds.
Who wrote Note To Self lyrics?
Note To Self is written by Sonny Moore, Derek Bloom, Matt Good, Jon Weisberg, Travis Richter.
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When was Note To Self released?
It is first released in 2004 as part of From First To Last's album "Dear Diary, My Teen Angst Has a Body Count" which includes 12 tracks in total. This song is the 2nd track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Note To Self lyrics?
When we think about the deeper meaning of the song, the song 'Note to Self' by From First to Last delves into the internal struggle of feeling torn between different versions of oneself, longing for authenticity amidst deception and routine. The lyrics express a yearning to reunite with a lost part of oneself, reflecting on the challenges of finding one's true identity and breaking free from the constraints of a monotonous existence. The lyrics of Note to self demonstrate six emotional states which include heartbreak and angst and despair and reflection and solitude. The song shows which parts people should discover about themselves through their identity and their need for connection and their daily activities and their wish to break free. The lyrics contain themes of personal struggle and longing which may require parental guidance for younger audiences. The content does not contain direct references to violence or sex or drug use but the emotional depth and complexity of the themes may not be suitable for all children.
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Which genre is Note To Self?
Note To Self falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song Note To Self?
Note To Self song length is 3 minutes and 59 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Sonny Moore, Derek Bloom, Matt Good, Jon Weisberg, Travis RichterRecord Label(s): 2004 Epitaph
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