My Exit, Unfair mewithoutYou
"My Exit, Unfair" by mewithoutYou, released in 2006, is an alternative rock song that explores themes of existential struggle, faith, and the search for meaning amid life's injustices. The lyrics convey feelings of disillusionment and a longing for connection, using vivid imagery and metaphorical language. Musically, the track features a blend of spoken word and melodic elements, creating an introspective atmosphere. Its unique sound and thought-provoking lyrics have resonated with fans, contributing to mewithoutYou's influence in the post-hardcore and indie scenes. #Rock
My exit, unobserved, and my homesickness absurd
I said "water" expecting the word would satisfy my thirst
Talking all about the second and third
When I haven't understood the first
Jonah, where's that boat going?
Your ship set with eager sails?
There's a swirling storm soon blowing, and no use, fishermen
In rowing from the consecrated whale
And just like the clouds, they bring a darkness
And a hard rain's going to fall
I felt the crowd bring a loneliness and a hard rain
A hard rain's gonna fall
And she'd always weigh me down
But, afraid I might need her, I dragged her around
It's best to keep close sackcloth and ash
In a whitewashed town
She wore that phony smile on her face
I guess like a bandage on a wounded place
While I kept the keys to every old lock just in case
Rehearsed indifference tossed aside
Our narrow arms spread wide
What unseen pen etched eternal things
On the hearts of human kind
But never let them in our minds?
I said "water" expecting the word would satisfy my thirst
Talking all about the second and third
When I haven't understood the first
Jonah, where's that boat going?
Your ship set with eager sails?
There's a swirling storm soon blowing, and no use, fishermen
In rowing from the consecrated whale
And just like the clouds, they bring a darkness
And a hard rain's going to fall
I felt the crowd bring a loneliness and a hard rain
A hard rain's gonna fall
And she'd always weigh me down
But, afraid I might need her, I dragged her around
It's best to keep close sackcloth and ash
In a whitewashed town
She wore that phony smile on her face
I guess like a bandage on a wounded place
While I kept the keys to every old lock just in case
Rehearsed indifference tossed aside
Our narrow arms spread wide
What unseen pen etched eternal things
On the hearts of human kind
But never let them in our minds?
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