Lonely As You

Foo Fighters · One By One [2002]

What would I do, lonely as you

Pleasure or pain I can't choose

What would I do, lonely as you

Pleasure or pain I can't choose

Wake up your dreaming, I can't stand your screaming

Drowning out these prayers, just some words without meaning

Spare all the preaching, my secret's worth keeping

No one understands like I do

Keep out of reach I'm your leading deletion

Hide behind these masks though they still see right through them



(chorus)

Every now and then, you're down and out my friend

Down and out again x3

But I'm down with you

One more time for the last time

One more time for release

One more time for the last time

Everyone wants to believe)



Blame it on youth all these years I've been losing

Blame it on the past it's the last place I knew you

Blame all the children, they're raging and ruined

Blame it on the black and the blue



(chorus)x2



One more time for the last time

One more time for release

One more time for the last time

Everyone wants to believe



One more time for the last time

One more time for release

One more time for the very last time

Everyone wants to believe alright

Lonely As You

Released on the 2002 album One By One, "Lonely As You" stands as a defining track in Foo Fighters' evolution from grunge to alternative rock. Written by Dave Grohl and Nate Mendel, the song features a driving rhythm section and Grohl's soaring vocals, capturing the band's signature blend of anthemic energy and introspective lyricism. It serves as a pivotal moment in their discography, showcasing the group's ability to craft stadium-ready rock while maintaining emotional depth. The track has since become a staple of their live performances and a favorite among fans, reflecting the band's enduring influence on modern rock music.