Emotionless
Good Charlotte · The Young And Hopeless
Not to tell you, that I still hate you
Just to ask you how you feel
And how we fell apart how this fell apart
Are you happy out there in this great wide world?
Do you think about your sons?
Do you miss your little girl?
When you lay your head down how do you sleep at night?
Do you even wonder if we're all right?
We're alright
We're alright
It's been a long hard road without you by my side
Why weren't you there all the nights that we cried?
You broke my mother's heart, you broke your children for life
It's not OK but we're alright
I will remember the days you were a hero in my eyes
But those were just a long lost memory of mine
I spent so many years learning how to survive
Now I'm writing just to let you know that I'm still alive
The days I spent so cold, so hungry, were full of hate
I was so angry, the scars run deep inside this tattooed body
There's things I'll take to my grave, but I'm OK, I'm OK
It's been a long hard road without you by my side
Why weren't you there all the nights that we cried?
You broke my mother's heart, you broke your children for life
It's not OK but we're alright
I remember the days you were a hero in my eyes
But those were just a long lost memory of mine
Now I'm writing just to let you know that I'm still alive
I'm still alive
Sometimes I forgive, yeah and this time I'll admit
That I miss you, said I miss you
It's been a long hard road without you by my side
Why weren't you there all the nights that we cried?
You broke my mother's heart, you broke your children for life
It's not OK but we're alright
I remember the days you were a hero in my eyes
But those were just a long lost memory of mine
Now I'm writing just to let you know that I'm still alive
And sometimes I forgive, yeah and this time I'll admit
That I miss you, I miss you...hey Dad
Emotionless
Emotionless stands as a defining track from Good Charlotte's 2007 album, The Young and Hopeless. Released during a pivotal era for the band, the song captures their signature pop-punk energy while exploring themes of detachment and emotional exhaustion. The recording showcases the group's ability to blend melodic hooks with introspective lyrics, a hallmark of their mid-caree discography. As part of an album that marked a shift toward more mature subject matter, the track resonated with fans seeking depth within an upbeat sonic framework. The song remains a staple in their live performances, reflecting the enduring appeal of their polished production style and Joel Madden's distinctive vocal delivery. It serves as a testament to the band's influence on the pop-punk genre during the late 2000s.

