1) The Undecided we… Read Full Bio ↴There is more than one band named The Undecided.
1) The Undecided were a short-lived new wave/post-hardcore from VA, active in the mid-1980's. Their only release is a 12" entitled "Dressed to Watch Television", released in 1985 on Morgue Method Records. They featured Dave Park (Unrest, Eggs, flowers of discipline) on bass and Mike Cluff (flowers of discipline) on guitar.
2) A 1990s indie-pop band from Adelaide, South Australia, whose only constant member was singer/songwriter Andrew P Street and which subsequently morphed into Career Girls.
3) A 1990's-2000's Christian pop punk band from Canada with two releases on Tooth and Nail Records -- an eponymous LP, and "More To See".
So Alone
The Undecided Lyrics
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But I think that's good for me
Seems when you're gone I'm feeling better
Maybe I misunderstood
Try harder I think I could
Sometimes emotions don't last forever
There's just one more thing to say
Then I'll get out of your way
Don't you ever come back
Sometiems when I look back
I see that you were there for me
And I begin to question my intentions
Now and then I imagine your smile
Then I want you back for a while
Maybe even just for one minute
There's just one more thing to say
Then I'll get out of your way
You're on your own now
Don't you ever come back
The Undecided's song "So Alone" is a poignant reflection on a past relationship. The lyrics reveal that the singer hasn't seen their former partner in a while, but rather than feeling upset about it, they believe it's for the best. The singer has come to realize that they feel better when their ex is not around, which suggests that the relationship may have been toxic or unhappy. Even though the singer acknowledges that their emotions might change in the future, they insist that their ex should stay away.
The second verse of the song reveals that the singer has moments of nostalgia as they remember the good times they shared with their ex. However, this doesn't mean they want to get back together. They simply want to savor the happy memories for a while. The final few lines of the song make it clear that the relationship is over, and the ex-partner should not attempt to come back. The tone of the song is bittersweet, with a hint of melancholy, suggesting that the singer has come to terms with the end of the relationship, but it still stings at times.
Line by Line Meaning
Haven't seen your face in awhile
It's been awhile since I've seen you
But I think that's good for me
I believe it's better for me not to see you
Seems when you're gone I'm feeling better
It appears that I feel better when you're not around
Maybe I misunderstood
Possibly I didn't understand the situation
Try harder I think I could
I feel like I could try harder
Sometimes emotions don't last forever
At times feelings can be fleeting
There's just one more thing to say
I have one final message
Then I'll get out of your way
After I deliver my message, I'll leave you alone
You're on your own now
You're independent now
Don't you ever come back
Never return
Sometimes when I look back
Occasionally when I reminisce
I see that you were there for me
I acknowledge that you were present for me
And I begin to question my intentions
I start to doubt my motives
Now and then I imagine your smile
Occasionally I picture your smile
Then I want you back for a while
Then I desire your company for a period of time
Contributed by Samuel P. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
STEPHANIE SMITH
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STEPHANIE SMITH
How do I take a song of my playlist