Now Hear In Lyrics

[Verse]
I go outside and see all these things that should be real
Come on, you're a part of it, can you breathe or can you feel?

You're not the same as me but I know we share a thing
No use remembering how it used to be so real

[Chorus]
I can feel your pain, and I feel alright 'bout it
I can feel your pain, and I feel alright 'bout it
I can feel your pain, and I feel alright 'bout it
I can feel your pain, and I feel alright 'bout it
We're moving quickly to the same (Now hear in)
I feel there's nothing left to say (Now hear in)
A simple life could be so strange (Now hear in)
If we’re just living here today (Now hear in)


[Verse]
I go outside and see all these things that should be real
Come on, you're a part of it, can you breathe or can you feel?
You're not the same as me but I know we share a thing
No use remembering how it used to be so real

[Chorus]
And I can feel your pain, and I feel alright 'bout it
I can feel your pain, and I feel alright 'bout it
I can feel your pain, and I feel alright 'bout it
I can feel your pain, and I feel alright 'bout it
We're moving quickly to the same (Now hear in)
I feel there's nothing left to say (Now hear in)
A simple life could be so strange (Now hear in)
If we’re just living here today (Now hear in)
[Outro]
You know there's nothing left to say (Now hear in)
You know there's nothing left to say
You know there's nothing left to say (Now hear in)
You know there's nothing left to say

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Genius Annotation

Believe it or not, Baldi, claims to have written this song on a classical guitar while staying with his Parisian girlfriend.

That one has been kicking around for a minute. I wrote it on this crappy classical acoustic guitar that I borrowed from my girlfriend’s friend. His name is Schling. They call him that because he’s so bad on guitar that when he plays, it just sounds like the word “schling.” I started writing it in Paris. I like writing on stuff that’s hard to play. It’s an extra limitation. I can play guitar but I like to have something to struggle against to get a different sound.
- Dylan Baldi

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Credits
Produced By
Bass Guitar
Mastering Engineer
Mixing Engineer
Electric Guitar
Background Vocals
Lead Vocals
Release Date
April 1, 2014
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