| | Welcome To My Life Lyrics Artist(Band):Simple Plan
Do you ever feel out of place? Like somehow you just don’t belong And no one understands you Do you ever wanna run away? Do you lock yourself in your room? With the radio on turned up so loud That no one hears you screaming No you don’t know what it’s like When nothing feels alright You don’t know what it’s like to be like me To be hurt To feel lost To be left out in the dark To be kicked When you’re down To feel like you’ve been pushed around To be on the edge of breaking down And no one’s there to save you No you don’t know what it’s like Welcome to my life Do you wanna be somebody else? Are you sick of feeling so left out? Are you desperate to find something more Before your life is over? Are you stuck inside a world you hate? Are you sick of everyone around? With the big fake smiles and stupid lies While deep inside you’re bleeding No you don’t know what it’s like When nothing feels alright You don’t know what it’s like to be like me To be hurt To feel lost To be left out in the dark To be kicked When you’re down To feel like you’ve been pushed around To be on the edge of breaking down And no one’s there to save you No you don’t know what it’s like Welcome to my life No one ever lied straight to your face And no one ever stabbed you in the back You might think I’m happy But I’m not gonna be okay! Everybody always gave you what you wanted You never had to work it was always there You don’t know what it’s like What it’s like! To be hurt To feel lost To be left out in the dark To be kicked When you’re down To feel like you’ve been pushed around To be on the edge of breaking down And no one’s there to save you No you don’t know what it’s like (what it's like) To be hurt To feel lost To be left out in the dark To be kicked When you’re down To feel like you’ve been pushed around To be on the edge of breaking down And no one’s there to save you No you don’t know what it’s like Welcome to my life Welcome to my life Welcome to my life If you find some error in Welcome To My Life Lyrics, would you please submit your corrections to me? Thank You. Thanks to Chaz for submitting the lyrics. Review about Welcome To My Life What the hell, people? | Reviewer: Sami | 4/26/09 I would like to start out by saying this: I love this song. It's totally awesome, and the lyrics are cool. There. Now that THAT'S out of the way: What the freakin' hell?! Seriously, people! Enough of your "dis song sux bollzzzzzz, u all suk be-cuz u lissen 2 dis song. lozerz"!!! I've had enough! okay, look. If you're gonna dis perfectly good music, for the love of God! Have some freakin' dignity! "this", "you" capitalization, stop overusing letters, and about a thousand other problems with your typing skills. Yes, I'm sorry, but I'm a bit of a grammar-spelling-typing stickler. Deal with it. Next: Just because you swear like a drunken sailor DOESN'T mean that you made a legit argument, okay? Does that make sense to you four-year-olds? And I'm not talking to the people who say they can relate to the song because they're depressed, emo, cutters, or any number of other reasons. I'm addressing those of you who have decided to waste your--and our--time with posting ill-written comments that are total spam. IT GETS OLD. Am I making myself perfectly clear? please listen im begging | Reviewer: Anonymous | 4/12/09 ohkay this is serious i need...must adress an issue that i noticed in the past few days. cutting. im not downing people who cut because i also cut(wait until im done to make fun and laugh at me) i cut because i gave a reason. i once heard that one pain can make you temporarily forget if not get rid of the other. no one specified if a physical could get rid of an emotional. i notuced the talk about cutting and thought about the pain therory. for me cutting works(so does branding but thats a differnt -no its not as mentaly retarted as it sounds-) but please dont cut (or brand) if u dont have a reason to please i feel that if u can fi nd other ways to deal with ure problems then cutting(or branding) is not nesscary sadly i already fell beyond the point of no return but im working on it and yes i do understand where the insperation from this song may have come from well bye i gtg good luck (and please if u have problems with entry may youre opinions be directed at me and not the whole world of "emo"-forgive me if that name is insulting but i admit to being "emo" i mean really why deny what you cant change-)people my opinions do not and may not be the veiw points of all(forgive me)"emos" thank you for spending precious time out of youre life to read my entry^^ Dear Konrad......... | Reviewer: Anonymous | 3/5/09 Quote: "Good beat, bad lyrics. This song is too whiny and emo for any decent listener, and it sounds like some sort of pretentious hymn to sadness and depression, just like all of Simple Plan's songs. And don't start thinking this singer has been saying all that crap sincerely, he just wants to sell his pop albums to the whiny emo teenagers that buy them (target audience), thinking they can relate to this song. Nobody relates to this junk unless they try to." What The Hell Does That Mean? Are you trying to say song's like this doesn't actually relate to anything? That people don't get some sort of feeling from it unless they "Try To?" Well bad news buddy.. They DO. These lyrics relate to my life perfectly.. And I don't Think.. I KNOW And What exactly is a "Decent Listener?" Eh | Reviewer: Konrad | 2/14/09 Good beat, bad lyrics. This song is too whiny and emo for any decent listener, and it sounds like some sort of pretentious hymn to sadness and depression, just like all of Simple Plan's songs. And don't start thinking this singer has been saying all that crap sincerely, he just wants to sell his pop albums to the whiny emo teenagers that buy them (target audience), thinking they can relate to this song. Nobody relates to this junk unless they try to. Other than that, this song's music is pretty good IMO. great song | Reviewer: Anonymous | 1/2/09 Wow this s such a great song=) I have two things to say. 1) For all those ppl who r saying this song can't relate to u or 'stop crying' and such 'wonderful' things as that, then u need to grow up and face the facts. Cause ppl can relate to this song and do for that's why songs r writen and that's why CD's sell cause ppl relate to the artist or song. 2) I do relaly relate to this song unlike some ppl say because it's possible to have a life like this. I've got no friends, my familes really poor so I have had to work and it was never there unlie some ppl. Also I've been really depressed and stabbed in the back so many tiems I've lost count. I'm an outcast, I'm stuck inside a world I hate and it's awful. I'm so sick of the lies and fake smiles but I just pretend that I'm okay when I'm really bleeding inside. So yes it's possible to relate to this song and I do, but I also know that it's possible for things to change and I'll never give up. I've got dreams and I paln to achieve them. And to everyone out there who can relate to this u r not alone and never ever give up hope, u r fine the way u r. the best song ever | Reviewer: anonymus | 12/12/08 yeah... i love to sing this song . when i wake up in the morning i have the melody in my mind .... is awesome!!!!i can't say that i'm an outsider but i know this song describes a lot of children that feel lost or breaking down ... is the only song about i can say that describes exactly the feeling of an outsider and i know cause one of my friend felt,in past,lost and hurt.... i must say that simple plan really rulz !!!! Reality song | Reviewer: Anonymous | 12/1/08 This song describes what most people go through at certain point in their lives when they feel as if they are at their breaking point because of all the negativities, back-stabbing that is going on around them. But yeah, Simple Plan....You do know what it's like! :) This song Rocks!!!! Meh....my school speech lol i took out names of teachers for student/teacher confidentiality reasons lmao | Reviewer: Gaowy | 5/25/08 The text I have chosen to present to you is the song “welcome to my life” by simple plan. This song deals with personal appeal for the persona presented by the composer. It is trying to show us how it feels to be an outsider and does this by asking us rhetorical questions and comparing his life with ours. The composer structures this song to make the responder appear as the insider and appeals to our emotions to try and make us gain understanding. This song shows many ideas about the concept of the outsider. Some ideas presented are the feeling of loneliness and not belonging. These ideas are shown throughout the song through its verses and chorus. The structure of the song supports these ideas with the use of three distinct verses which vary in content and the chorus to reinforce these ideas of the outsider. The first two verses ask questions whereas the third verse is a comparison of the composer to the listener. In the first verse the author asks us about our feelings to show what and how he feels with lines such as “do you ever feel like breaking down?” and “do you ever feel out of place?” these rhetorical questions although do not directly show us that the composer is experiencing these feelings but we know he is because he uses the chorus to state that this is how he feels with repeated lines such as “you don’t know what its like to be like me” and “welcome to my life” In the second verse ideas of “not belonging” are shown by the composer writing about how he doesn’t fit in and how perceives how others treat him with lines such as “do you wanna be somebody else?” and “with their big fake smiles and stupid lies” the composer also uses strong emotive language in this verse with the metaphorical line “while deep inside your bleeding” to convey these ideas. Again the composer does directly show that this is what he’s feeling in this verse but uses the chorus to show the responders instead with the same lines. In the third verse the composer the techniques used are different and as he does not use questions anymore. In this verse the author somewhat describes whoever hears it as alienated or ignorant from the pains of life. With the words "No one ever lied straight to your face and no one ever stabbed you in the back” this is strong emotive languages that really engages the listener. My original understanding of the outsider was that an outsider is a person or group who does not belong or is unfamiliar or excluded. This text has broadened my understanding greatly. It has shown me that the outsider does not just exist in a physical term but also in an emotional way too. Nice | Reviewer: Adzzie | 5/22/08 Good song i love singing it. Its really Rock so does Simple Plan. But guys seriously guys u had a few bad days, so just pull yourself out of it and stop crying and look for the next day life. No one wants to read that your crying and saying it relates to you(lmao Gaara hes an anime idiot hes meant to be like that) Amazing! | Reviewer: Oktober Laine | 4/20/08 This song is truely amazing. It describes me in a way that no other song has ever come close to. I thank you, Simple Plan, for making such a great song that I can relate to in this way. This is the song of my life. Review By Pages: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Review the song Welcome To My Life The area is only for review, if you want to submit the lyrics or the corrections of the lyrics, please click the link at the end of the lyrics.  Download "Simple Plan" Music | |
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