Joseph Arthur — Wasted
Album: Our Shadows Will Remain
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Total ratings: 316
Released: 2004
Length: 4:10
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Total ratings: 316
Length: 4:10
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If you're not sorry for who you are
Why are you sorry for where you been?
I know you carry a secret star
The one you got from your invisible friend
I met you walking in the New York night
I said, "Why are you walking so slow?"
You said, "I'm looking for a book I can write
And after that I got no place to go."
Wasted, I need to find a place to cry
Wasted, I need to find a place to cry
We stayed connected underneath the storm
You told me all the places you come from
I had a feeling I was being born
Inside your world where my heart could never be more
Wasted, I need to find a place to cry
Wasted, you need to find a place to cry
Wasted, I need to find a reason why
Wasted, I need to find a place to cry
If you're not sorry for who you are
Why are you sorry for where you been?
I know you carry a secret star
The one you got from your invisible friend
Wasted, I need to find a place to cry
Wasted, I need to find a place to cry
Why are you sorry for where you been?
I know you carry a secret star
The one you got from your invisible friend
I met you walking in the New York night
I said, "Why are you walking so slow?"
You said, "I'm looking for a book I can write
And after that I got no place to go."
Wasted, I need to find a place to cry
Wasted, I need to find a place to cry
We stayed connected underneath the storm
You told me all the places you come from
I had a feeling I was being born
Inside your world where my heart could never be more
Wasted, I need to find a place to cry
Wasted, you need to find a place to cry
Wasted, I need to find a reason why
Wasted, I need to find a place to cry
If you're not sorry for who you are
Why are you sorry for where you been?
I know you carry a secret star
The one you got from your invisible friend
Wasted, I need to find a place to cry
Wasted, I need to find a place to cry
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Great ethereal groove.
ranwulf wrote:
We need a support group based on coffee shops and bad poetry. Save the world a lot of problems.
Apparently, emo is alive and well...well maybe not well. Kinda makes me want to sit in a coffe shop on a dreary cold rainy day and write bad poetry ...
Gah!
Gah!
We need a support group based on coffee shops and bad poetry. Save the world a lot of problems.
Tux wrote:
Wasted. Wasted time, wasted airwaves.
This sucks. it's a complete wasted few moments of RP emission
Wrong. It doesn't suck; you don't like it. Big difference.
At first listen, I sort of like it, but that may change in one way or the other over the next few listens.
Regardless, my opinion doesn't affect whether the song sucks or not, and neither does yours, luckily.
i like it!
This sounds a little like "You Showed Me" by The Turtles.
Apparently, emo is alive and well...well maybe not well. Kinda makes me want to sit in a coffe shop on a dreary cold rainy day and write bad poetry ...
Gah!
UltraNurd wrote:I agree... It's definitely got my ears perked...
Intriguing.
UltraNurd wrote:
Intriguing.
That is, if you spell intriguing B-O-R-I-N-G.
Sorry...couldn't resist.
Definately not the DEF Leppard version...thank goodness.
Intriguing.
Wasted. Wasted time, wasted airwaves.
This sucks. it's a complete wasted few moments of RP emission
i hear a bit of depeche mode as well -- dark & dirty.
I would add a comment on the fragile state of human spelling, but for now I'll just say,
Not sure about this one yet. I don't hear any Ferry or Bowie in here, unless you count the c@#p. I hear Tom Petty with a disco beat.
The album is a brilliant, gloomy and dark reflection on the fragile state of human existance.
LOVE THIS SONG!!!!
rah wrote:
i think joe really over-estimated the 80s comeback...
No kidding. Thought this was from the stone age not 2004. Let's leave the 80's in the 80's please - at least this over-produced sounding bland stuff.
rulebritannia wrote:
AMG gives this disk a very high 4.5 rating so, clearly, I'm missing something.
Regardless of this track I have yet to see an AMG review that I thought worthy of reading. As you're in the UK you're lucky enough to be able to get Uncut magazine - they (usually) have excellent reviews!
I think the song is growing on me personally. I hear he will be supporting REM on their tour
i think joe really over-estimated the 80s comeback...
I hear the influences of both Bowie and Bryan Ferry in this. Can't wait to give the whole CD a good listen. I like J.A.
rulebritannia wrote:
AMG gives this disk a very high 4.5 rating so, clearly, I'm missing something.
4.5 out of 10 sounds correct to me ;-)
AMG gives this disk a very high 4.5 rating so, clearly, I'm missing something.
We need a support group based on coffee shops and bad poetry. Save the world a lot of problems.
"The Slacker Society"....Austin's full of em