Won't quit worrying over things
I lay awake so fate will bring
Nothing seems what it's worth
I don't know if I've earned my birth
Maybe I could take a stand
Set examples for a man
But I would end up playing tricks
All my life is politics
You won't see me crying
Another day and still I crave
A new addition to my ways
I won't admit I'm hooked on bliss
But being alone is still the shits
A cheated life is cheaper still
An unearned kiss an unearned thrill
Alone at night I'm in that place
There's no reflection of my face
You won't see me crying
I don't hear screaming when I turn on the
set
My hands are bleeding like Chomsky
says
If I took the time to see what mattered
My little world would be stripped and scattered
If I ever finally cherished
I believe then that I would perish
Maybe on that day
I'll give myself away
Written by Neil Osborne and 5440
Fifty-Four Forty Songs Inc./Sony-ATV Music Publishing Canada (SOCAN)
54-40 is a Canadian rock band formed in Vancouver in 1981. The band's name comes from a code error used in a gambling game, suggesting an atmosphere of challenge and unpredictability. Their sound is characterized by a mix of hard rock, pop, and new wave influences, with lyrics often focusing on themes of love, loss, and everyday life. 54-40 achieved commercial success in Canada in the 1990s with albums like "Just Like That" (1993) and "Beautiful Day" (1996), which spawned popular singles such as "I Go Blind", "One Night in a Trailer Park", and "Baby, I'm Burning". The band has continued to record and perform successfully to this day, maintaining a loyal following in Canada and beyond. Some of 54-40's most representative songs also include "The Things We Do For Love" and "She Lives In Vancouver".
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