Days Are Forgotten
Kasabian · Live [2012]
Aaaahahahahaaa
Aaaahh
Aaaahahahahaaa
Hey son
I'm looking forward
You're leaning backwards
Of this I'm sure
Have you had enough?
Are you feeling rough?
Does your skull hurt?
Well if it's warm
Cos I am taking back what's mine
I am taking back the time
You may call it suicide
But I'm being born again
I'm waiting
Aaaahh
I'm waiting
Aaaahahahahaaa
Right here now
Aaaahh
I'm waiting
For someone
Or something
To take me
To take me over
Days
Days are forgotten
Now it's all over
Simply forgotten
Hail to the cypriot
Home bred
I've got blood lust
Feeding you bread crust
I leave no scar
You say I'm old hat
A fucking dirty rat
Call me a cliche
How right you are
Cos I am flipping bag of bones
I am righting all your wrongs
You may call it suicide
But I'm being born again
I'm waiting
Aaaahh
I'm waiting
Aaaahahahahaaa
Right here now
Aaaahh
I'm waiting
For someone
Or something
To take me
To take me over
Days
Days are forgotten
Now it's all over
Simply forgotten
Hail to the cypriot
Days
Days are forgotten
Now it's all over
Simply forgotten
Hail to the cypriot
I saw something
I get on the dark
It's the
You was at home
Chewing on monkey brains
I am out her
I'm just a sillhouette
You will never
Never ever forget
Days
Days are forgotten
Now it's all over
Simply forgotten
Hail to the cypriot
Days
Days are forgotten
Now it's all over
Simply forgotten
Hail to the cypriot
I saw something
I get on the dark
It's the
You was at home
Chewing on monkey brains
Days Are Forgotten
Kasabian's 'Days Are Forgotten' captures the band's signature blend of psychedelic rock and electronic textures. Emerging from a period of intense live performance, the track showcases the group's ability to weave atmospheric soundscapes with driving rhythms. As part of their broader discography, the song reflects the energetic evolution seen in their recordings from the early 2010s. The track stands as a testament to the band's commitment to dynamic stage presence and sonic experimentation. It fits seamlessly within their catalogue of anthemic rock, balancing melodic hooks with the gritty edge that defined their sound during this era. Listeners will find a polished example of the band's mature approach to songwriting and production.