Picture Of My Life
Jamiroquai · A Funk Odyssey
I never had a dream that I could follow through
Only tears left to stain, dry my eyes once again
I don't know who I am, or what I'm gonna do
Been so long I've been hopelessly confused
This can never really end, its infinitely sad
Can someone tell me when
Something good became so bad
So if you have a cure
To me would you please send
A picture of my life
With a letter telling how
it should really be instead
The precipice is there
But will I ever dare
Throw myself in the sky, so at last I can die
See I've become a man
Who holds nothing too dear
Who will mind if I just disappear
This can never really end, it's infinitely sad
Can someone tell me when
Something good became so bad
So if you have a cure
To me would you please send
A picture of my life
With a letter telling how
it should really be instead
Only tears left to stain, dry my eyes once again
I don't know who I am, or what I'm gonna do
Been so long I've been hopelessly confused
This can never really end, its infinitely sad
Can someone tell me when
Something good became so bad
So if you have a cure
To me would you please send
A picture of my life
With a letter telling how
it should really be instead
The precipice is there
But will I ever dare
Throw myself in the sky, so at last I can die
See I've become a man
Who holds nothing too dear
Who will mind if I just disappear
This can never really end, it's infinitely sad
Can someone tell me when
Something good became so bad
So if you have a cure
To me would you please send
A picture of my life
With a letter telling how
it should really be instead
Picture Of My Life
Jamiroquai's "Picture Of My Life" stands as a defining track from their 2004 album *A Funk Odyssey*, showcasing the group's mastery of neo-soul and funk. The recording features a smooth, groovy production that blends live instrumentation with polished synthesizers, characteristic of the band's evolution during the mid-2000s. This song exemplifies the group's ability to craft infectious rhythms while delivering introspective lyrics about personal reflection and memory. It remains a staple of their discography, reflecting the enduring appeal of their musical style and their continued influence on the genre.