4 A.M.

Our Lady Peace · A Decade [2006]

I walked around my good intentions

And found that there were none

I blame my father for the wasted years

We hardly talked

I never thought I would forget this hate

Then a phone call made me realize

I'm wrong



And if I don't make it known that

I've loved you all along

Just like sunny days that

We ignore because

We're all dumb and jaded

And I hope to God I figure out

What's wrong



I walked around my room

Not thinking

Just sinking in this box

I blame myself for being too much

Like somebody else

I never thought I would just

Bend this way

Then a phone call made me realize

I'm wrong



And if I don't make it known that

I've loved you all along

Just like sunny days that

We ignore because

We're all dumb and jaded

And I hope to God I figure out

What's wrong



And I hope to God I figure out what's wrong

I hope to God i figure out what's wrong



If I don't make it known that

I've loved you all along

Just like sunny days that

We ignore because

We're all dumb & jaded

And I hope to God I figure out

What's wrong

About 4 A.M.

"Our Lady Peace's '4 A.M.' serves as a high-energy anthem from their 2006 compilation *A Decade*, capturing the band's signature blend of punk rock and melodic pop. Released during a period where the group solidified their status as Canadian rock icons, the track exemplifies their ability to fuse driving rhythms with catchy hooks. The song reflects the band's evolution from their early skate-punk roots to a more polished, arena-ready sound that defined the mid-2000s rock landscape. As a staple of their discography, it remains a testament to their enduring influence on alternative rock and their capacity to craft anthems that resonate across generations of listeners."