Yearbook
Hanson · Middle Of Nowhere
Hope that you remember me next year
Hey Jamie, you've been a great friend to me
I hope that I'll still see you around here
'Cause I'm looking through the yearbook then I find that empty space
There's a name without a picture, but I can't forget his face
Chorus:
Tell me where did he go, I want to know
Where did Johnny go?
It says, Picture unavailable right here
More than sad, it makes me mad to know somebody knows
There's a lying in your silence. Tell me where did Johnny go?
Poor Katie, she won't even speak his name
None of us will ever be the same
It's quiet in the halls, but I hear echoing off the walls.
The rumors of Johnny's mystery
'Cause I'm looking through the yearbook then I find that empty space
No he never wrote me nothing, but I can't forget his face
Chorus
Ohhh. There's a lying in your silence. Tell me where did Johnny go?
Ohhh. There's a lying in your silence. Tell me where did Johnny go?
Sometimes I think I hear him calling out my name
Sometimes I wonder if maybe we're to blame
It's been a year now and a lot of things have changed
But I keep thinking about Johnny. I keep turning to that page.
Where did he go I want to know, Where did he go I want to know?
Ohhh. There's a lying in your silence. Tell me where did Johnny go?
Ohhh. There's a lying in your silence. Tell me where did Johnny go?
Yearbook - Hanson
Hanson's 'Yearbook' stands as a defining track of the early 2000s pop sound, characterized by its infectious melody and the distinctive harmonies of the trio. Released on the album 'Middle Of Nowhere,' the song captures the nostalgic and breezy aesthetic that became synonymous with the era's teen pop genre. The recording features a polished production style that blended acoustic elements with modern pop structures, creating a timeless appeal that resonated with audiences worldwide. As part of Hanson's discography, 'Yearbook' exemplifies their ability to craft anthemic songs that prioritize emotional resonance and melodic simplicity, cementing their status as influential artists in the history of contemporary music.