Hanging By A Moment
Lifehouse · Now That's What I Call Music, Vol. 9 [2001]
Starving for truth
I'm closer to where I started
Chasing after you
I'm falling even more in love with you
Letting go of all I've held onto
I'm standing here until you make me move
I'm hanging by a moment here with you
Forgetting all I'm lacking
Completely incomplete
I'll take your invitation
You take all of me now
I'm falling even more in love with you
Letting go of all I've held onto
I'm standing here until you make me move
I'm hanging by a moment here with you
I'm living for the only thing I know
I'm running and not quite sure where to go
And I don't know what I'm diving into
Just hanging by a moment here with you
There's nothing else to lose
There's nothing else to find
There's nothing in the world
That can change my mind
There is nothing e-e-e-e-e-e-else
There is nothing e-e-e-e-e-e-else
There is nothing else
Desperate for changing
Starving for truth
I'm closer to where I started
Chasing after you
I'm falling even more in love with you
Letting go of all I've held onto
I'm standing here until you make me move
I'm hanging by a moment here with you
I'm living for the only thing I know
I'm running and not quite sure where to go
And I don't know what I'm diving into
Just hanging by a moment here with you
Just hanging by a moment
Hanging by a moment
Hanging by a moment
Hanging by a moment here with you
Hanging By A Moment
Lifehouse's 'Hanging By A Moment' stands as a defining track from their early career, originally released on the 2000 album 'No Name Face.' The song captures the band's signature blend of alternative rock and melodic pop, characterized by its soaring vocals and emotive guitar work. While later featured on compilation albums like 'Now That's What I Call Music, Vol. 9,' the recording remains a staple of their discography, reflecting the emotional intensity that would define their subsequent work on albums such as 'Smoke & Mirrors.' The track exemplifies the band's ability to craft anthemic songs that resonate with listeners through themes of vulnerability and connection, cementing their place in the mid-2000s alternative landscape.