The End of Julia
The End of Julia hailed from a small community tucked away in the piney woo… Read Full Bio ↴The End of Julia hailed from a small community tucked away in the piney woods of East Texas known as Tyler. While Tyler is better known for its roses and not necessarily known for its music scene, The End of Julia emerged as a force to be reckoned with in the overall Texas indie music scene. The band played well-received shows with such indie staple bands such as Pop Unknown, Blue Tip, The Gloria Record, Cross My Heart, and Rainer Maria. The End of Julia also successfully toured the U.S., released a full length album, and appeared on several compilation CDs such as "The Emo Diaries, vol. 5: I Guess This Is Goodbye" and "Ten Thousand Screaming Children: A Tribute To The Cure." The members of the band went on to play in various bands such as Rockett Queen, The Conversation, Pretty the Quick Black Eyes and Scara Brae.
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Landmine
The End of Julia Lyrics


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This is the new everything.
And whatever was, is whatever.
Now I sing for you. now I sing for you.
This has turned me upside down. now I see.
This is the new everything. and whatever was, is whatever, whatever.
Now I sing for you.
Now I sing for you.
This has turned me upside down.
Now I see. you've saved me from myself.
You've saved me from myself.



I didn't know this could be so powerful.

Overall Meaning

In the opening verse of Julia's song Landmine, the artist conveys a message of profound transformation and rebirth. The phrase "this is the new everything" represents a powerful shift in perspective, a realization that everything that was once familiar has become distorted and unfamiliar. The line "whatever was, is whatever" reinforces this notion of letting go of past baggage and embracing the new.


The artist declares that she is singing for someone, using this act of creation to give voice to this newfound realization. The phrase "now I sing for you" appears twice, emphasizing the importance of sharing her newfound insight with someone else. Throughout the song, the artist's voice rises in strength, belting out these lyrics with increasing intensity.


The chorus features the refrain "you've saved me from myself", a sentiment that suggests that the person she is singing for has helped her overcome her own shortcomings and inner demons. The final line "I didn't know this could be so powerful" implies a sense of awe at the transformative power of human connection.


Overall, Landmine offers a deeply emotional and introspective account of inner growth and healing, showcasing Julia's talent for crafting lyrics that are both resonant and thought-provoking.


Line by Line Meaning

This is the new everything.
The present moment is all that matters.


And whatever was, is whatever.
The past is irrelevant.


Now I sing for you. now I sing for you.
I am expressing my gratitude through song.


This has turned me upside down. now I see.
This experience has changed my perspective.


You've saved me from myself.
You have helped me overcome my own struggles.


I didn't know this could be so powerful.
I underestimated the impact of this experience.




Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: CHARLES COLIN, CHARLIE COLIN, ROBERT HOTCHKISS, ROBERT S HOTCHKISS, PAT MONAHAN, JAMES STAFFORD, JAMES W STAFFORD, SCOTT UNDERWOOD, SCOTT MICHAEL UNDERWOOD

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