In Repair
Our Lady Peace · A Decade [2006]
I've been waiting for this
And I'll be there to sit while you pray
No one's blaming me
I'm not supposed to wait
When they open up your heart
Oh I, I have been good, I understood
Like a machine, I'll fix you from the start
I'm in repair, the life that we share
I know that I'll be lost in
But we're always in repair
Lock the door, lock the door
Lock the door, lock the door
Lock the door, lock the door
And it's good to know that you'll drive away
From this car crash nightmare
And I'll be there to help you again
And there's no danger
We're just killing time again
When they order up new parts
Oh I, I have been good, I understood
Like a machine, I'll fix you from the start
I'm in repair, the life that we share
I know that I'll be lost in
But we're always in repair
Take this time to figure it out
Know the wire, the fuse, the things that you doubt
The wheels, the air, the metal, the mouth
Something, something, something
Oh I, I have been good, I understood
Like a machine, I'll fix you from the start
I'm in repair, the life that we share
I know that I'll be lost in
Oh I, I have been good, I understood
Like a machine, I'll fix you from the start
I'm in repair, the life that we share
I know that I'll be lost in
But we're always in repair
Lock the door, lock the door
Lock the door, lock the door
Lock the door, lock the door
About In Repair
"In Repair" by Our Lady Peace stands as a defining track from their 2006 album *A Decade*, capturing the band's evolution from pop-punk to a more mature, alternative rock sound. Released during a pivotal era for the group, the song reflects their continued commitment to lyrical depth and melodic craftsmanship, blending anthemic choruses with introspective verses. The recording showcases the band's signature dynamic range, featuring powerful vocals and driving instrumentation that resonated with fans and critics alike. As part of their broader discography, the track exemplifies the band's ability to craft songs that balance commercial appeal with genuine emotional resonance, solidifying their legacy in the modern rock landscape.