Soop Rock - The Band, The Music, The Artist, The Mix
Home   News   Songs   Albums   Bio   Events   Contact   Photos   Guestbook   Links   Chat  

My Hill

 
Credits
Lyric Credits: John M. Suprock
Music Credits: John M. Suprock, Scott M. Reiber
Producer Credits: Scott M. Reiber
Publisher Credits:
Performance Credits: John M. Suprock, Scott M. Reiber
Label Credits:
Description
Short Song Description:
Realizing that the other person in the relationship you just got out of did not love you at all.
Long Song Description:
Someone realizing that they are now free from a bad relationship, and that the relationship has left a haze on them in which everything is cloudy. Then, the cloudiness of their thoughts dissapears and they discover the other person did not really love th
Story Behind the Song:
I broke up with my first real "love", and realized that she was just molding me to what she wanted, and that she did not truly love me. Then, I wrote the song because she was so cold about the breakup.
Metadata
Song Length:
3:43
Primary Genre:
Rock-Alternative
Secondary Genre:
Rock-Modern
Tempo:
Slow (71 - 90)
Lead Vocal:
Male Vocal
Subject Matter 1:
Breaking Up
Subject Matter 2:
Unrequited Love
Mood 1:
Depressing
Mood 2:
Nonviolent
Language:
English
Era:
2000 and later
Lyrics
My Hill


I feel there's nothing left to hide.
I'm free. There's no one at my side.
Two clouds are covering my head:
One front, both instead.

'Till I force myself right off of my hill.
I come down and see what it really is:
What it isn't to me.
Feel like I'm gonna cry,
And I don't know which day.
Feel like an open mic,
But I know I've been played.

Well I dream, fickle as it seems.
'Cause you gave me fickle feelings.
I'll wait for the end this time:
One life, one goodbye.

'Till I force myself right out of my hell.
I come down and bleed what it really is
'Cause you never loved me.
Feel like I'm gonna die,
And I don't know which day.
Feel like an open mic,
But I've already played.

I force myself right out of my hell.
I come down and see what it really is:
What it isn't to me.
Feel like I'm gonna die,
And I don't know which day.
Feel like an open mic,
But I've already played.

Feel like an open mic,
But I've already played.
Feel like an open mic,
But I've already played.
Feel like an open mic,
But I've already played.
Feel like an open mic,
But I've already played.


- Words & Music by John Michael Suprock Copyright 2003

Powered by Broadjam Hosting