Zoey Jane

Staind · The Singles 1996-2006 [2006]

Well I want you to notice

To notice when I'm not around

Know that your eyes see straight through me

And speak to me without a sound



I wanna hold you

Protect you from all of the

Things I've already endured



I wanna show you

Show you all the things

That this life has in store for you



I'll always love you

The way that a father

Should love his daughter



When I walked out this morning

I cried as I walked to the door

I cried about how long I'd be away for

I cried about leaving you all alone



I wanna hold you

Protect you from all of the

Things I've already endured



I wanna show you

Show you all the things

That this life has in store for you



I'll always love you

The way that a father

Should love his daughter



Sweet Zoey Jane

Sweet Zoey Jane



So I wanted to say this

'Cause I wouldn't know where to begin

To explain to you what I have been through

To explain where your daddy has been



So I wanna hold you

Protect you from all of the

Things I've already endured



And I wanna show you

Show you all the things

That this life has in store for you



I'll always love you

The way that a father

Should love his daughter



Sweet Zoey Jane

Sweet Zoey Jane

Zoey Jane

Staind's "Zoey Jane" stands as a defining track from their 2006 greatest hits compilation, showcasing the band's evolution from nu-metal to alternative rock. The song features the signature blend of heavy guitar riffs and melodic vocals characteristic of their later work, reflecting the group's shift toward a more polished sound. Released alongside other essential tracks from their discography, the recording captures the emotional intensity and dynamic range that defined Staind's career during the mid-2000s. It remains a staple for fans of the genre, illustrating the band's ability to craft anthemic songs that resonate with audiences while maintaining their unique sonic identity.