Lonely Lyrics
Atreyu
Lyrics
So unafraid of what's to come
I hit the ground and run
Not sure what's coming next
And never looking back
Hollow nights to empty days
Something had to change
Before it gets too late
And there's no turning back
One by one we fit and then we fall
One by one we fit and then we fall
Lonely, is this what we've become?
So lonely, fragile and unloved
Lost inside ourselves
And blindly staring at the sun
So lonely, is this what we've become?
Line them up, they fall
Something to live for
Not sure who's coming next
But never looking back
I want something more
Something to live for
Before it gets too late
And there's no turning back
One by one we fit and then we fall
One by one we fit and then we fall
Lonely, is this what we've become?
So lonely, fragile and unloved
Lost inside ourselves
And blindly staring at the sun
So lonely, is this what we've become?
One by one we fit and then we fall
One by one we fit and then we fall
Lonely, is this what we've become?
So lonely, fragile and unloved
Lost inside ourselves
And blindly starting at the sun
So lonely, is this what we've become?
Is this what we've become?
So lonely, fragile and unloved
Lost inside ourselves
And blindly staring at the sun
So lonely, is this what we've become?
Song & Lyrics Facts
Atreyu's "Lonely" is a song from their 2020 album, Baptize. The band consists of five members: Alex Varkatzas (vocals), Dan Jacobs and Travis Miguel (guitar), Marc McKnight (bass) and Brandon Saller (drums).
This hard rock/metalcore genre song was written by Alex Varkatzas, Dan Jacobs and Travis Miguel with lyrics about being alone in the world. It was released on August 28th, 2020 as part of Atreyu's seventh studio album. The music video for “Lonely” features a mix of live-action footage and animation to tell the story of a lonely astronaut. The animated sequences were created by artist Mike Diva and directed by Atreyu frontman Alex Varkatzas. The video also includes cameos from some of the band’s friends including Slipknot vocalist Corey Taylor, Avenged Sevenfold guitarist Synyster Gates, and Sum 41 singer Deryck Whibley. Fans have praised the track and its accompanying visuals as an emotional and powerful statement on loneliness and isolation.