Stereoside is creating a huge fan base across America and can be found all over the Internet from Myspace, Yahoo Music, CD Baby, Tower Records, I-Tunes and many others. They have shared the stage and toured with many great bands: "Socialburn", "The Exies", "Smile Empty Soul", "10 Years", "Kittie", "(Hed)P.E.", "Drowning Pool" and 12 Stones. They have currently finished in Bieler Bros. Studios recording their second CD which is titled "So Long" and will be in stores 09/25/07. The new single "Sinner" is at your local radio station so keep an ear out and please request it!!!!! Check the calendar - See a show - Tell a friend! You will be glad that you did! And so will we!!!!
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..::In early 06, Stereoside’s founding members, Chris York (drums), Ben Foster (guitar-vocals) and David Oliver (bass) added Jeff Shields (vocals). Instead of pursuing a career in Country music, Jeff rejected major label offers to become the front man for STEREOSIDE. With Jeff’s unique and powerful vocals, a tight rhythm section, and hard driving guitars, Stereoside was bound to be a rock powerhou...se::..
..::In March 07, Stereoside signed with fast-growing, indie label Bieler Bros. Records, entered the Bieler Bros. studio to record their debut album, So Long. “We made the record we wanted to make. We feel as though the record shines with our tribute to rock influences along with our own style, therefore, creating timeless rock songs.”-Stereoside::..
..::Stereoside finished production on the album, So Long, and debut it September 25th, 07. The first single from the effort, SINNER impacted active and alternative rock radio May 07. The band received overwhelming feedback::.
..::The second hard hitting single SO LONG impacted rock radio stations nationwide June 08, further establishing Stereoside into a force to be reckoned with::..
..::ON OUR WAY, Stereoside's third single impacted rock radio March 09. In support of the singles released, Stereoside hit the road and toured and toured and::..
..::There was a great response for the band. Stereoside shared stages with the likes of Smile Empty Soul, Puddle Of Mudd, Socialburn, Buckcherry, The Exies, 10 Years, Kittie, 12 Stones, Sevendust, Hinder, Papa Roach, Nonpoint, Revelation Theory, Black Stone Cherry, Alterbridge, Saliva, Shinedown, POD, Filter, Queensryche, Tesla, Skid Row, Ratt...etc. As a result of their powerful stage presence, Stereoside has created a frenzy of fans nationwide::..
New Album - Stereoside (August 31, 2010)
Trailer Park Scum
Risktaker
Black Sheep
Walk Alone (Back To You)
By Now
Get On
Life Goes On
Amazing
Make It Look Easy
These Bones
Crazy And Paranoid
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Sinner
Stereoside Lyrics
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I'm a sinner so you cast me out
Changed the locks and don't come around, no
That's ok honey, I can do better, yeah...
Oh, how many ways have I thought of you
What you've done and what you mean to me
I might have sinned and now I'm searching for the truth
The answer lies beyond the face of contradicting you, yeah...
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I pushed you away long before you had the chance
To take away the voice in me
And now it's clear there's nothing left for us to say
The answer lies beyond the pain of understanding you, yeah
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Well I can do better... well I can do better... well I can do better...
The lyrics of Stereoside's song "Sinner" describe the aftermath of a failed relationship. The singer refers to themselves as a sinner, implying that they have done something to cause the relationship to end. The person they were in a relationship with has since "cast them out," changed the locks, and wants nothing to do with them. Despite this rejection, the singer seems to be moving on and suggests that they "can do better."
The lyrics also touch on the emotions that come with a breakup. The singer reflects on the ways they have thought of their ex and what they mean to them. They also express a desire to search for the truth and find answers beyond the contradictions and pain they are feeling. In the end, the singer seems determined to move on and find something better for themselves.
Overall, "Sinner" is a song about acceptance and moving on after a relationship has ended. It speaks to the emotions many people feel after a breakup, and the desire to find closure and a better future for themselves.
Line by Line Meaning
I'm a sinner so you cast me out
The singer feels like they have done something wrong and as a result, they have been pushed away by someone they care about.
Changed the locks and don't come around, no
The person the singer is referring to has taken extreme measures to keep the singer away.
That's ok honey, I can do better, yeah...
Despite being pushed away, the singer feels like they will be able to find someone better in the future.
Oh, how many ways have I thought of you
The artist has spent a lot of time thinking about the person they were pushed away from.
What you've done and what you mean to me
The artist is reflecting on what this person has meant to them in the past and what they have done to result in being pushed away.
I might have sinned and now I'm searching for the truth
The singer acknowledges that they may have done something wrong and is seeking understanding.
The answer lies beyond the face of contradicting you, yeah...
The singer believes that the truth or answer they seek is not immediately evident, and may require some deep reflection.
I pushed you away long before you had the chance
The artist recognises that they may have been the cause of the pushback they’ve received, and regrets that they have done so without giving the other person a chance.
To take away the voice in me
The other person may have been a positive influence on the artist, and by pushing them away, the artist lost something irreplaceable.
And now it's clear there's nothing left for us to say
The artist realises that there is no reason to continue discussing the issue.
The answer lies beyond the pain of understanding you, yeah
The singer recognises that the truth may be painful and requires great effort to understand.
Well I can do better... well I can do better... well I can do better...
This repeated line is a reinforcement of the artist’s belief that they can move on from this situation and will find something/someone better.
Contributed by Hunter V. Suggest a correction in the comments below.