Ydg
Of Mice And Men · Of Mice and Men [2010]
Won't be mistaken with the saints of youth
God's backed up again
I swear when I scream
We're not home again
Run from your probelms, but you cannot run from yourself
Run from your problems, but you cannot run from yourself
You'll take this back
Broken I've lied
Pick up the pieces
You'll try to live for yourself
How can you live for yourself?
Live as you wish but live as if you'll die today
I won't stop until I can reach out and get this off my chest
A sense of direction to lead you home again
Mind your tougne and save your breath for someone else
You won't believe me; we're not the same
Cause I dig and I dig you too
Confirmed in writing
I will fight for the sake of you
I will fight for this!
Dream if you'll live forever
Dream for me
Broken down I've tried to pick up the pieces
You've lied
You live for yourself
Yourself
God's backed up again
I swear when I scream
We're not home again
Run from your probelms, but you cannot run from yourself
Run from your problems, but you cannot run from yourself
You'll take this back
Broken I've lied
Pick up the pieces
You'll try to live for yourself
How can you live for yourself?
Live as you wish but live as if you'll die today
I won't stop until I can reach out and get this off my chest
A sense of direction to lead you home again
Mind your tougne and save your breath for someone else
You won't believe me; we're not the same
Cause I dig and I dig you too
Confirmed in writing
I will fight for the sake of you
I will fight for this!
Dream if you'll live forever
Dream for me
Broken down I've tried to pick up the pieces
You've lied
You live for yourself
Yourself
Ydg
Of Mice And Men's "Ydg" stands as a defining track from their 2010 debut album, showcasing the band's signature blend of post-punk energy and melodic sensibility. The recording captures the raw intensity characteristic of their early work, featuring driving rhythms and vocal delivery that became hallmarks of their sound. Released alongside tracks like "John Deux Trois" and "Seven Thousand Miles For What?", the song exemplifies the group's ability to fuse atmospheric textures with rhythmic precision. It remains a staple in their discography, reflecting the era's indie scene while establishing a foundation for their subsequent projects, including the 2011 album The Flood.