Lost My Edge
Los Concorde Lyrics


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Now I can't connect with what I feel
Don't really know if I ever will
Have I lost my edge? have I lost my edge?

Our hair was messy and our clothes were trendy
We were always late but it felt so early
We shared our dreams in a special frenzy
And our parents thought we were all just lazy

That's right
Now I can't connect with what I feel
Don't really know if I ever will
Have I lost my edge? have I lost my touch?

Our hair was messy and our clothes were trendy
We would never say yes but always maybe
We based our songs on our modern friendship
And our parents thought we were all just crazy
Now I can't connect with what I feel
Don't really know if I ever will

Have I lost edge? lost my touch?
Does it really matter that much?
And I can't dig in, feel my songs
At least not the way that I did before
Have I lost my edge? lost my style?
Will it be gone after a while?
Now I can't connect with what I feel
Don't really know if I ever will
Have I lost my edge? I lost my touch?
Does it really matter that much?
Have I lost my edge? lost my style?
Will it be gone after a while?




Have I lost my head? am I a fool?
Maybe I've never even been that cool!

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Los Concorde's song "Lost My Edge" express a sense of disconnection and uncertainty with regards to the singer's identity and creativity. The repeated question of whether the singer has lost their edge and touch indicates a lack of confidence and a feeling of being lost. The lyrics suggest that, at one point in the past, the singer had a group of friends who were similarly disaffected and who shared their dreams in a "special frenzy." However, their parents dismissed them as lazy or crazy. The nostalgic description of their messy hair, trendy clothes, and perpetual lateness reinforces the idea that the singer is reflecting back on a time when they felt more alive and in touch with their creative impulses.


However, something has changed, and the singer is haunted by the feeling that they can no longer "dig in" and feel their songs in the same way they used to. The loss of their edge, touch, and style is a source of anxiety, and they question whether it really matters that much. The final lines suggest a realization that perhaps the singer never really had any genuine coolness to lose in the first place.


Line by Line Meaning

Now I can't connect with what I feel
I am having trouble understanding and identifying with my emotions.


Don't really know if I ever will
I am unsure if I will ever be able to connect with my emotions again.


Have I lost my edge? have I lost my edge?
Am I no longer as cool and trendy as I used to be?


Our hair was messy and our clothes were trendy
We had stylish hair and clothing that was popular at the time.


We were always late but it felt so early
Even though we were late, it seemed like we were ahead of the curve.


We shared our dreams in a special frenzy
We would enthusiastically share and discuss our aspirations.


And our parents thought we were all just lazy
Our parents didn't understand our lifestyle and thought we were unmotivated.


We would never say yes but always maybe
We were hesitant in committing to things and often gave noncommittal responses.


We based our songs on our modern friendship
Our music was inspired by our contemporary relationships and experiences.


And our parents thought we were all just crazy
Our parents didn't appreciate our creative expression and thought that we were outlandish.


Does it really matter that much?
Is it truly important if I have lost my coolness or not?


And I can't dig in, feel my songs
I can't connect with my music on a deep level like I used to.


At least not the way that I did before
It's not the same as it was in the past.


Have I lost my touch?
Am I no longer able to create great art?


Will it be gone after a while?
Is my artistic ability only temporary, and will it go away soon?


Have I lost my head? am I a fool?
Am I going crazy or being foolish?


Maybe I've never even been that cool!
Perhaps I was never actually as cool as I thought I was.




Lyrics © O/B/O APRA AMCOS
Written by: Leonardo De Lozanne, Jorge Amaro

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