Does It Really Matter

CHRISTINE CONNOLLY, CHRISTINE DANIELLE CONNOLLY, DAVID BRENNER, DAVID J. BRENNER, DEAN BACK, DEAN HENNING BACK, TYLER CONNOLLY, TYLER PATRICK CONNOLLY

They don't seem to know your name
Does it really matter?
They don't even she'd a tear, for you
They didn't seem to waste no time
To feel or like you
They don't give a second thought, to you
Oh, things have gotta change

I'm sorry that I never said
How much you had really meant
It's hard to say but now you're gone
So does it really matter
I'm sorry that I never tried
To tell you I was on your side
Now you're gone

You're spending all your time alone
Cause you don't need them
No one can see the pain inside, of you
You just wanna say goodbye
You're giving up now
I think the letter says it all, it's not your fault
Oh, things will never change

I'm sorry that I never said
How much you had really meant
It's hard to say but now you're gone
So does it really matter
I'm sorry that I never tried
To tell you I was on your side
It's hard to say but now you're gone
So does it really matter

Did it hurt as much that day
As every other
So I light a candle in, your name

I'm sorry that I never said
How much you had really meant
It's hard to say but now you're gone
So does it really matter
I'm sorry that I never tried
To tell you I was on your side
It's hard to say but now you're gone
So does it really matter

It's hard to say but now you're gone
To me it really matters

Does it really matter?

Trivia about the song Does It Really Matter by Theory of a Deadman

When was the song “Does It Really Matter” released by Theory of a Deadman?
The song Does It Really Matter was released in 2011, on the album “The Truth Is...”.
Who composed the song “Does It Really Matter” by Theory of a Deadman?
The song “Does It Really Matter” by Theory of a Deadman was composed by CHRISTINE CONNOLLY, CHRISTINE DANIELLE CONNOLLY, DAVID BRENNER, DAVID J. BRENNER, DEAN BACK, DEAN HENNING BACK, TYLER CONNOLLY, TYLER PATRICK CONNOLLY.

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