How Do I Feel
Hoku · Another Dumb Blonde [2000]
when we met.
You were eating a burrito.
With a girl.
Some brunette.
At El Teroscos.
Then you smiled.
Like you knew.
That someday we'd be together.
And together we were for a while!
chorus
Oh!
How do I feel?
Ever since I walked away from you.
I missed you for real.
Every day of my life.
How do I feel?
Now that it's over.
For the thing that I miss the most,
Is missin' you.
I was lost.
For a while.
Every place brought back a memory
Of a kiss,
Or a smile,
That you gave me.
Now it's changed.
Well I guess.
More and more.
I miss you less and less.
Sometimes it's hard to let go!
chorus
Oh!
How do I feel?
Ever since I walked away from you.
I missed you for real.
Every day of my life.
How do I feel?
Now that it's over.
For the thing that I miss the most.
Is missin' you.
Sometimes,
you get trapped in the time of your life.
But you know it
Gets a little easier
Over time.
How do I feel?
Now that it's over.
For the thing that I miss the most,
I miss the moody,
walks in the rain.
I miss the poetry,
I miss the days.
I miss the sad songs,
I used to play.
Chorus
For the thing that I miss the most,
Is missin' you.(thing that I miss the most.
How Do I Feel
Hoku's "How Do I Feel" stands as a defining track from the album *Another Dumb Blonde*, released in 2000. The song exemplifies the artist's signature blend of indie rock and alternative pop, characterized by its melodic hooks and introspective lyrics. As part of the band's discography during the early 2000s, the recording captures a specific moment in the evolution of the genre, reflecting the raw energy and emotional vulnerability often found in their work. The track has since become a staple for fans exploring Hoku's catalog, representing a key song in their body of work that bridges the gap between their earlier experimental phases and their more polished sound. Its enduring appeal lies in its ability to convey complex feelings through a straightforward, engaging musical structure.