HOWIE DAY

Howie Day may only be 22-years old, but he has an old soul. On his debut, “Australia,” Day’s bittersweet songs evoke the spirit of a lifetime’s worth of lovesick nights spent dwelling on regret and drinking alone. “My songwriting is somewhat moody,” agrees the singer-songwriter from Bangor, Maine. “It’s not intentional, I just write what I feel.” Inspired by the emotionally raw songs of Richard Ashcroft, U2, and Jeff Buckley, Day proudly wears his broken heart on his sleeve. “Sorry So Sorry,” “She Says” and “Disco” help set the album’s dark tone. But it’s the first single, “Ghost,” that captures the album’s spirit with hushed guitar and brooding vocals.
LYRIC :
The dawn is breaking ---A light shining through ---You're barely waking ---And I'm tangled up---in you ---Yeah---I'm open, you're closed---Where I follow, you'll go---I worry I won't see your face---Light up again---Even the best fall down sometimes---Even the wrong words seem to rhyme---Out of the doubt that fills my mind---I somehow find---You and I collide---I'm quiet you know---You make a frist impression---I've found I'm scared to know I'm always on your mind---Even the best fall down sometimes---Even the stars refuse to shine---Out of the back you fall in time---I somehow find---You and I collide---Even the best fall down sometimes---Even the wrong words seem to ryhme---Out of the doubt that fills your mind---You finally find---You and I collide---You finally find---You and I collideYou finally find---You and I collide.