Sincerely Me
New Found Glory · New Found Glory [2000]
It's been a long time, a very long time
Since I've heard your voice
and I bet she never thought I was
so sorry so.
I've had a hard time, very hard time
seeing less of you.
I never thought you knew.
So can you see
You're seeing less of me darling.
And you're blind to the fact that my
heart stopped beating.
And I'm as good as dead,
And I'm as good as dead,
Dear I forgot your name again
Just picking up where I left off.
This is the part where you leave me.
So sorry so.
I've had a hard time, very hard time
seeing less of you.
I never thought you knew,
So can you see
You're seeing less of me darling.
And you're blind to the fact that my
heart stopped beating.
So can you see
You're seeing less of me darling.
And you're blind to the fact that my
heart stopped beating.
And I'm as good as dead,
And I'm as good as dead,
This is all I have to say.
To say
So can you see
You're seeing less of me darling.
And you're blind to the fact that my.
heart stopped beating,
So can you see
You're seeing less of me darling.
And you're blind to the fact that my
heart stopped beating.
About Sincerely Me
"Sincerely Me" stands as a defining track from New Found Glory's 2000 self-titled debut, capturing the band's signature blend of punk energy and melodic pop sensibilities. Released during the height of the mid-2000s pop-punk explosion, the song exemplifies the era's characteristic mix of aggressive guitars and catchy, sing-along choruses that became hallmarks of the genre. As a staple of their early discography, it showcases the group's ability to craft anthems that resonated with a generation of listeners seeking both rebellion and melody. The recording reflects the raw, energetic sound that propelled New Found Glory to mainstream success, cementing their status as a pivotal act in the development of modern alternative rock. Its enduring popularity highlights the song's effectiveness as a live staple and a cultural touchstone for fans of the genre's formative years.