1 - E's real name is… Read Full Bio ↴There are at least nine artists with this name:
1 - E's real name is Mark Oliver Everett and he is the driving force behind the band Eels. He released two solo albums under the moniker "E": Broken Toy Shop and A Man Called E.
2- E is a new project from American alt rocker Thalia Zedek (Come/Live Skull), a new power trio of experimental rock troubadours w/ Jason Sanford of Neptune and Gavin McCarthy of Karate.
https://www.facebook.com/ABandCalledE/
https://abandcallede.bandcamp.com/music
http://abandcallede.com/
3 - E is a Finnish/Portuguese Experimental Black metal project. ShadoW (Portugal) and MTYM (Finland) are the only members of this band.
Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/pages/E/168957753128955?v=wall
Myspace page: http://www.myspace.com/edimension
4 - E is also the name of a Chinese alternative rock band.
5 - E was also a punk rock band from Caracas, Venezuela that existed around mid 2002-mid 2003 that featured Archi from ATTE and IL from Boom Boom Clan, Las Américas, La Fiera Del Vinil, Ulises Hadjis' live band and Elaine.
6 - E is also a Czech progressive rock-alternative band from Brno.
Visit http://www.facebook.com/pages/E/49547237061 for the Czech band E (CZ).
7 - E was also the name of the lead singer of early 1990s UK alternative rock band Mass.
8 - E was the name of an indie rock band from Melbourne, Australia in the early 1990s.
9 - An alias of Andy Bullock, a London-based experimental/noise musician.
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E Lyrics
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Hanging up on the thrift shop wall
I paid the man and I brought them back home
I feel better now when they don't call
Every once in a while
I see your face when I stare at the ceiling
The day I wrote you off
Always dreamed that one day I'd leave home
And now I do it again and again
And here I go looking for my new home
Or shall I say looking for a best friend
Every once in a while
I see your face when I stare at the ceiling
I truly regret
The day I wrote you off
The Day I Wrote You Off by E. is a poignant song that delves deep into the feeling of regret that comes after ending a relationship. The lyrics describe the singer's attempts to forget and move on after a tough breakup. He sees a family photo in a thrift shop, buys it, and hangs it in his home to feel better when his ex-partner doesn't call. He also dreams of leaving home and finding a new best friend to fill the void left by the relationship.
The lyrics paint a picture of someone who is attempting to move on, but still has trouble letting go. The line "Every once in a while, I see your face when I stare at the ceiling," epitomizes this sentiment. Even when he is trying his best to forget, his memories of the good times in the relationship won't leave him alone. The line "I truly regret the day I wrote you off" shows the remorse that he feels at having ended the relationship, which is echoed throughout the song.
The melody and instrumentation of the song also contribute to its emotional impact. The melancholic guitar chords and slow tempo create a sense of longing and sorrow. The chorus, with its repetition of "I truly regret the day I wrote you off" and the haunting harmonies, further underline the immense regret felt by the singer.
Line by Line Meaning
I saw some photos of a happy family
I came across some photographs of a content family
Hanging up on the thrift shop wall
The photos were displayed on the wall of a second-hand store
I paid the man and I brought them back home
I purchased the photos and took them with me
I feel better now when they don't call
I feel relieved when I don't receive calls from them
Every once in a while
Occasionally
I see your face when I stare at the ceiling
I am reminded of your face when I am lost in thought
I truly regret
I sincerely lament
The day I wrote you off
The moment I decided to cut ties with you
Always dreamed that one day I'd leave home
I had always envisioned leaving my home someday
And now I do it again and again
And now I have done it repeatedly
And here I go looking for my new home
Now I am searching for a new place to call home
Or shall I say looking for a best friend
Maybe I should say searching for a true companion
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: MARK O. EVERETT
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