System of a Down - Lonely Day
Release: System of a Down - Lonely Day
- Datum: 30.06.2006
Inhaltsangabe
01. Lonely Day [2:48]
02. Shame (System of a Down And Wu-Tang Clan) [2:40]
03. Snowblind [4:40]
04. Metro [3:00]
05. Marmalade [3:01]
- Genre: Metal
- Qualität: 224 kbit/s
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Hinweise"Lonely Day" is the second single from the 2005 album Hypnotize by the alternative metal band System of a Down. It was written by guitarist Daron Malakian, who also provides the track's lead vocals.
It is a ballad with melancholy lyrics and features one of the most complex guitar solos of System of a Down's repertoire. However, it has been criticized by some music reviewers for its lyrics, notably the fact that the song utilizes the phrase "most loneliest."
Daron said about "Lonely Day": "I write a lot of songs and some of 'em I never thought worked for System so I didn't take 'em to System, and that's one that I wasn't going to take into the band, [...] I kind of [regretted] it." Bassist Shavo Odadjian said: "Yeah, we had to kind of get it out of him. He brought it and we loved it so much that he was like, 'I really don't want it on the record,' but ... it's something that needs to be heard."
The music video contains footage of the band in a tour coach and many of the things they drive past are on fire; the fire possibly represents loneliness.
It is a ballad with melancholy lyrics and features one of the most complex guitar solos of System of a Down's repertoire. However, it has been criticized by some music reviewers for its lyrics, notably the fact that the song utilizes the phrase "most loneliest."
Daron said about "Lonely Day": "I write a lot of songs and some of 'em I never thought worked for System so I didn't take 'em to System, and that's one that I wasn't going to take into the band, [...] I kind of [regretted] it." Bassist Shavo Odadjian said: "Yeah, we had to kind of get it out of him. He brought it and we loved it so much that he was like, 'I really don't want it on the record,' but ... it's something that needs to be heard."
The music video contains footage of the band in a tour coach and many of the things they drive past are on fire; the fire possibly represents loneliness.
