Life-Sized Howie Day
"Life-Sized" by Howie Day, released in 2003, is a #Rock ballad that explores themes of love, longing, and self-reflection. The lyrics convey a sense of yearning for connection and the complexities of relationships. Unique musical elements include emotive guitar work and Day's heartfelt vocals. The song resonates with listeners, capturing the struggles of personal and romantic introspection.
We are life sized
On the skyline
Just too big to hide
Birds of paradise
When I'm outside
Walking in time
With you by my side
I could die, I could die
Oh, I could die
Never satisfied
Never living in the moment
Say you never mind
Spoken like a true incumbant
Call me what you like
While you meditate
Mind will never change
Either way, either way
Oh, either way
Time has come undone
Find out you're the one
Time has come undone
I live outside
I'm on a stream lined
Row of land mines
Caught me offline
Be my luminol
On a phone call
When it's late
And I'm stranded
On the skyline
Just too big to hide
Birds of paradise
When I'm outside
Walking in time
With you by my side
I could die, I could die
Oh, I could die
Never satisfied
Never living in the moment
Say you never mind
Spoken like a true incumbant
Call me what you like
While you meditate
Mind will never change
Either way, either way
Oh, either way
Time has come undone
Find out you're the one
Time has come undone
I live outside
I'm on a stream lined
Row of land mines
Caught me offline
Be my luminol
On a phone call
When it's late
And I'm stranded
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