(1) [source : Ra… Read Full Bio ↴There are multiple artists with the name Sinclaire.
(1) [source : RadioMOI] Emerging from the shackles of the London, ON hardcore scene in December of 1997, the original lineup included core members Ian Murray (vocals, guitar), Ryan Ford (guitar), Gregg Wolfe (bass) and featured Justin Wolfe, of ACACIA on drums. Immediately tagged as the band that the girlfriends of hardcore boys could go to a show and listen to, Sinclaire quickly found a solid fan base amongst both sweet young girls and sensitive, sweater-vest wearing lads alike. With Justin Wolfe replaced, four months later, by Mike Maxymuik (The Swarm, Acrid), the current Sinclaire lineup and sound began to take shape. Growing up quickly on the Southern Ontario hardcore circuit, it often seemed as if Sinclaire were the odd band out on most bills they appeared on; looks, however, can be more than a little deceiving. Equally at home in front of Hardcore and Backpack kids alike, the band bent to the task of perfecting their live show and writing some incredibly catchy, not to mention incredibly good, songs. Entering the studio in July of 1998, Sinclaire released their self titled EP on Toronto's Leptis Magna label in December, 1998. Having shared the stage with the likes of Chixdiggit, The Promise Ring, Jimmy Eat World, Joan of Arc, Burning Airlines, Gameface, By A Thread and Les Savy Fav... Sinclaire continues to cross genre boundaries without a thought about what they're doing. Simply put, kids love Sinclaire. You will too.
(2) Sinclaire are an indie rock band from Sydney, Australia, with a lineup of Michael Cross, Jake Sheath and Aiden Turner (also formerly Lachlan McDonald and Joshua Gonzales). They released their debut single 'Headspace' in late 2018, and their first EP 'Now I'm Ready To Start' in June 2019, before transitioning to a more alt-pop sound from 2020 with singles like 'Let's Fly To Rome'.
Night Out
Sinclaire Lyrics
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"who'd you hurt for the last time,
And who'd you burn for the last time,
This time?"
And when it's all over i'll be
A dent in the evening that you had
A dent in the evening is all we have
Where were you when i was on my own?
And do i want to know?
Where were you when i was on my own?
And do i want to know that you were out?
My eyes roll over these words,
But they don't sink into this mind.
'cause i'm not think about these lines.
I'm fixated over different words.
Words that i wish that i'd said.
And what effect would the right words have
With you?
And where were you when i was on my own?
And do i want to know?
Where were you when i was on my own?
And do i want to know that you were out
Having the time of your life
With your thoughts about
Everything thing except mine. and
Tonight i feel quite
Bitter and defeated
In this moment or two with you.
And all we felt
And all we knew
Has been reduced to
Reduced to a moment or two with you.
And when you hurt,
And when you burn,
Rememeber these days.
'cause i'll remember.
(written by ian murray)
The lyrics to Sinclaire's song "Night Out" convey a sense of bitterness and disappointment in a past relationship. The singer is questioning where their partner was when they were alone and struggling, and expressing frustration that their partner seems to have had a good time without them. The lyrics also touch upon the idea of regretting not saying the right words, and the fleeting nature of the time they spent together.
The line "And when your conscience says to you 'who'd you hurt for the last time, and who'd you burn for the last time, this time?'" suggests that the singer feels that their partner may have hurt them in some way. The line "My eyes roll over these words, but they don't sink into this mind" expresses a sense of detachment from the words being spoken, perhaps hinting at a desire to move on from the past.
The chorus, with its repetition of "Where were you when I was on my own?" drives home the feeling of loneliness and abandonment the singer experienced. The final lines of the song, "And when you hurt, and when you burn, remember these days. 'Cause I'll remember," highlights the lasting impact of past relationships, even if they don't last for very long.
Overall, "Night Out" is a poignant reflection on the complexities of relationships, the ups and downs that come with them, and the memories that linger long after they're over.
Line by Line Meaning
And when your conscience says to you
"who'd you hurt for the last time,
And who'd you burn for the last time,
This time?"
When you feel guilty about how you treated someone and wonder who you might have hurt or wronged in the past, and worry about whether you'll do it again.
And when it's all over i'll be
A dent in the evening that you had
A dent in the evening is all we have
Together.
When this night is over, I'll be just a small memory of what you did or experienced. All we have are these fleeting moments together.
Where were you when i was on my own?
And do i want to know?
Where were you when i was on my own?
And do i want to know that you were out?
I felt lonely and wonder where you were. Do I really want to know if you were out partying or doing something else without me?
My eyes roll over these words,
But they don't sink into this mind.
'cause i'm not think about these lines.
I'm not really paying attention to the words that people are saying to me because my mind is elsewhere and I'm distracted.
I'm fixated over different words.
Words that i wish that i'd said.
And what effect would the right words have
With you?
I keep thinking about what I could have said differently, and if it would have made a difference in our relationship.
And do i want to know that you were out
Having the time of your life
With your thoughts about
Everything thing except mine. and
Tonight i feel quite
Bitter and defeated
In this moment or two with you.
Do I really want to know that you were having fun without me, not even thinking about me? Tonight, I feel sad and frustrated being with you, all alone.
And all we felt
And all we knew
Has been reduced to
Reduced to a moment or two with you.
All the emotions and memories we shared are now just limited to a few moments together.
And when you hurt,
And when you burn,
Rememeber these days.
'cause i'll remember.
Whenever you feel pain or regret, remember the times we shared together because I will always remember them.
Contributed by Nathan P. Suggest a correction in the comments below.