Since U Been Gone

A Day To Remember · For Those Who Have Heart [2008]

Here's the thing we started out friends

It was cool but it was all pretend

Yeah yeah

Since U Been Gone



You dedicated you took the time

Wasn't long till I called you mine

Yeah Yeah

Since U Been Gone



And all you'd ever hear me say

Is how I pictured me with you

That's all you'd ever hear me say



But Since U Been Gone

I can breathe for the first time

I'm so moving on

Yeah, yeah

Thanks to you

Now I get

What I want

Since U Been Gone



How can I put it? You put me on

I even fell for that stupid love song

Yeah, yeah

Since U Been Gone



How come I'd never hear you say

I just wanna be with you

I guess you never felt that way



But Since U Been Gone

I can breathe for the first time

I'm so moving on

Yeah, yeah

Thanks to you

Now I get (I get) what I want

Since U Been Gone



You had your chance you blew it

Out of sight, out of mind

Shut your mouth I just can't take it

Again and again and again and again



Since U Been Gone

I can breathe for the first time

I'm so moving on

Yeah, yeah

Thanks to you (thanks to you)

Now I get, I get what I want

I can breathe for the first time

I'm so moving on

Yeah, yeah

Thanks to you (thanks to you)

Now I get (I get)

You should know (you should know)

That I get, I get what I want

Since U Been Gone

Since U Been Gone

Since U Been Gone

Since U Been Gone

Released in 2008 on the album For Those Who Have Heart, "Since U Been Gone" stands as a defining track in the pop-punk and nu-metal revival era. The song showcases frontman Brent Smith's signature vocal style, blending melodic hooks with aggressive, shouted delivery to create a high-energy anthem. It became a cultural touchstone for the genre, resonating with audiences seeking a fusion of emotional vulnerability and punk rock intensity. The track's success helped solidify A Day To Remember's position as a leading voice in the mid-2000s alternative rock scene, influencing countless subsequent bands to adopt similar sonic structures and lyrical themes of heartbreak and resilience.