Solid songwriting with compelling vocals that draw you into delicate state of mind. From the metal days in Minotaur, to the guitar-driven frenzy of Harem Scarem, to the lighter rock melodies of his solo efforts, Pete Lesperance will stop at nothing to deliver what seems to be the most incredible tunes of the 21st century.
Nameless
Pete Lesperance Lyrics
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The right people and it's better than living with me
On your birthday they throw you a party and it feels like your own hall of fame nad your make-up's all right
So they love you tonight
But in the morning you still look the same to me
I remember walking away thinking oh no here we go again
I think that you will remain nameless cause there's no point offending the innocent
I remember that day in the summer I think we met on the fourth of july and I still hear the rain as you got
On the plane I can still see the tears welling up in your eyes ain't it funny how things seem to change
Dear? I'm not the man that you thought I would be and so you wait up all night to continue a fight it's
Amazing I'm sane with the grief that you caused me
And I remember walking away thinking oh no here she goes again
The lyrics to Pete Lesperance's song "Nameless" tells the story of a breakup between two individuals who had been in a relationship. The first verse paints a picture of a life that seems perfect on the surface, with the person experiencing it going to all the right places with all the right people. However, despite all of this, they find that they are better off without their partner. They sing about how even after all of the attention and love they receive during their birthday, they still feel the same and that their partner's presence doesn't make a difference.
In the second verse, the singer reminisces about a time when they were happy in the relationship. They remember meeting their partner on the Fourth of July, but things have changed since then. The singer confesses that they're not the person their partner thought they would be, and that their partner always waits up for them at night to continue fighting with them. The song ends with the singer walking away and realizing that they might never see their partner again.
"Nameless" is a song that speaks to the pain of breaking up with someone you thought was perfect for you. It's a song about the struggles of relationships and how sometimes, no matter how much you love someone, it's just not enough. The song is full of emotion, with the singer expressing their pain and regret at the end of the relationship.
Line by Line Meaning
Do you feel like live in a movie is it like what you saw on TV you go to all the right places with all
The right people and it's better than living with me
Do you think that your life is like a movie or TV show where you go to all the right places with the right people, and that it's better than being with me?
On your birthday they throw you a party and it feels like your own hall of fame nad your make-up's all right
So they love you tonight
But in the morning you still look the same to me
On your birthday, they throw a party for you and it feels like your own hall of fame. You look great and they love you tonight. But in the morning, you still look the same to me.
I remember walking away thinking oh no here we go again
I recall walking away and thinking 'oh no, here we go again.'
Oh yeah I remember your face and I swear I still take it along but for now my dear
I think that you will remain nameless cause there's no point offending the innocent
Oh yes, I remember your face and I still carry it with me. But for now, my dear, I think you will remain nameless because there's no point in offending the innocent.
I remember that day in the summer I think we met on the fourth of july and I still hear the rain as you got
On the plane I can still see the tears welling up in your eyes ain't it funny how things seem to change
Dear? I'm not the man that you thought I would be and so you wait up all night to continue a fight it's
Amazing I'm sane with the grief that you caused me
I remember that summer day when we met, maybe it was the Fourth of July. I can still hear the rain as you got on the plane and I can see the tears welling up in your eyes. It's funny how things change, isn't it, dear? I'm not the man you thought I would be, and you wait up all night just to continue a fight. It's amazing I haven't gone insane with the grief you have caused me.
And I remember walking away thinking oh no here she goes again
And I remember walking away and thinking 'oh no, here she goes again.'
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