How You Remind Me
Nickelback · Silver Side Up
I couldn't cut it as a poor man stealinÂ’
Tired of livingÂ’ like a blind man
I'm sick of sight without a sense of feelinÂ’
And this is how you remind me
This is how you remind me of what I really am
This is how you remind me of what I really am
It's not like you to say sorry
I was waiting on a different story
This time I'm mistaken
For handing you a heart worth breakinÂ’
And I've been wrong, I've been down
Been to the bottom of every bottle
These five words in my head
Scream, Are we having fun yet?
yet, yet, yet, no no
Yet, yet, yet, no no
It's not like you didn't know that
I said I love you and I swear I still do
And it must have been so bad
Cause living with me must have damn near killed you
And this is how you remind me of what I really am
This is how you remind me of what I really am
It's not like you to say sorry
I was waiting on a different story
This time I'm mistaken
For handing you a heart worth breaking
And I've been wrong, I've been down
been to the bottom of every bottle
These five words in my head
Scream,Are we having fun yet?
Yet, yet, yet, no no
Yet, yet, yet, no no
Yet, yet, yet, no no
Yet, yet, yet, no no
Never made it as a wise man
I couldnÂ’t cut it as a poor man stealin'
And this is how you remind me
This is how you remind me
This is how you remind me of what I really am
This is how you remind me of what I really am
It's not like you to say sorry
I was waiting on a different story
This time I'm mistaken
For handing you a heart worth breakinÂ’
And I've been wrong, I've been down
been to the bottom of every bottle
These five words in my head
Scream,Are we having fun yet?
Yet, yet, are we having fun yet?
Yet, yet, are we having fun yet?
Yet, yet, are we having fun yet?
Yet, yet
How You Remind Me
Nickelback's 'How You Remind Me' stands as a defining anthem of mid-2000s rock, anchored by the band's signature blend of gritty vocals and driving instrumentation. Released on the album 'Silver Side Up,' the track exemplifies the group's ability to fuse traditional rock structures with emotional depth, becoming a staple of their discography. The song's enduring popularity stems from its relatable themes of heartbreak and resilience, which resonated deeply with audiences during its era and beyond. As a cornerstone of Nickelback's catalog, it highlights the band's influence on the modern rock landscape, cementing their status as one of the most recognizable acts of the decade through its powerful delivery and memorable chorus.