In Regards to Myself

Aaron Gillespie, Christopher Dudley, Grant Brandell, James Smith, Timothy Mctague, William Spencer Chamberlain

Wake up! Wake up! My God!
This is not a test!
And it's not too late to come clean
Get it off your chest
So steady your hand before your face and concentrate
There's got to be some stable ground
Left to walk on

So tear another page from the book
Are you asleep or just alone?
Clear this room from your lungs

Pull yourself together
Pull yourself together, man
Pull yourself together
Pull yourself together

On your back
You're sleeping in a bed of shame
Let the light breath some new life into this room
It's what keeps you coming back
Made up of insatiable taste
Bury your head in your hands
And sink into yourself

Oh!

Just what are you so afraid of?
What are you so afraid of?
You're staring truth in the face
So come on down
What are you so afraid of?

You're busy living now, aren't you? (No!)
You're busy making vows
You're coming unglued

Time is shorter than you know
I know the light is blinding to the naked eye
So why don't you take steps away from being alone?
I swear, it's not too late for you

It's all worth reaching for
It's all worth reaching for
It's all worth reaching for
The hand to pull you out
It's all worth reaching for
The hand to pull you
Out

Wake up! Wake up! Wake up!
And step outside your box
Wake up!

Trivia about the song In Regards to Myself by Underoath

On which albums was the song “In Regards to Myself” released by Underoath?
Underoath released the song on the albums “Define the Great Line” in 2006, “Survive, Kaleidoscope” in 2008, “Play Your Old Stuff” in 2011, “Anthology 1999-2013” in 2012, and “The Ultimate Playlist” in 2016.
Who composed the song “In Regards to Myself” by Underoath?
The song “In Regards to Myself” by Underoath was composed by Aaron Gillespie, Christopher Dudley, Grant Brandell, James Smith, Timothy Mctague, William Spencer Chamberlain.

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