Help with Song

NegShot · 02-14-2021, 05:09 AM

The song is a maximum of 5 years old, but is more likely 3-2 years old. It's an American song. It might be by either the musical authors "School Sh**ter" or Negative XP. I'm not entirely sure though. The voice merely sounds similar to his, and I haven't been able to find if he is the one who did this song.
Lyrics:
"Where do you do when the sun goes down?
Where do you stay [say?] when you can't be found?
What do you do when you're down and out?
What do you say when you want to shout?
Maybe it's something you regret
Maybe it's flown[?] through your head
Maybe you'd be better off dead"
I can't understand the rest of the lyrics, as the music is louder than the words. What songs could it be based off this?

Words that have [this] around it mean it could be that word instead. This [?] means it could be that word, but I'm not entirely sure.
I also have the song file, but it doesn't have a name for some reason.

NegShot · 02-14-2021, 03:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by energy vortexes

What do you mean "based of this"? Can you ask this question in a different way to be more specific?

I meant based off this. I'm just trying to figure out the name of the song.

Trollheart · 02-14-2021, 09:27 PM

It's pretty clear what he means. Based on the information he's given us (mostly the lyric I would expect) can we help? I don't know why that's given you such a hard time understanding it.

Also, I don't know if you care or if it matters, but the plural of vortex is vortices, not vortexes. Maybe you prefer it the way you have it, if so fine; if not, grammatically it's wrong.

Trollheart · 02-15-2021, 06:35 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by energy vortexes

It was clear for you. But please, keep in mind that not everyone can speak perfect English

Yes, I care. According to the very old dictionary (paper version) and many others, the plurar of vortex is also 'vortexes', so it isn't wrong.

Hmm. It is actually wrong, it's just that over time things like this have been, shall we say, dumbed down for people? Any word ending in x has its plural in -ices - Index/indices, and so on, but things like the word shone are now being written as shined, which is wrong but now acceptable. Anyway it's not a big deal, and if you don't speak English as your first language I apologise, but it wasn't clear from your question to the OP, which just looked like you were picking holes. As I do, and great fun it is.

Cheers.

02-14-2021, 05:09 AM	#1 (permalink)
NegShot Groupie Join Date: Feb 2021 Posts: 2	Help with Song The song is a maximum of 5 years old, but is more likely 3-2 years old. It's an American song. It might be by either the musical authors "School Sh*ter" or Negative XP. I'm not entirely sure though. The voice merely sounds similar to his, and I haven't been able to find if he is the one who did this song. Lyrics: "Where do you do when the sun goes down? Where do you stay [say?] when you can't be found? What do you do when you're down and out? What do you say when you want to shout? Maybe it's something you regret Maybe it's flown[?] through your head Maybe you'd be better off dead" I can't understand the rest of the lyrics, as the music is louder than the words. What songs could it be based off this? Words that have [this] around it mean it could be that word instead. This [?] means it could be that word, but I'm not entirely sure. I also have the song file, but it doesn't have a name for some reason. Last edited by NegShot; 02-14-2021 at 03:30 PM. Reason: Enhancement of question*

02-14-2021, 09:27 PM	#3 (permalink)
Trollheart Born to be mild Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: 404 Not Found Posts: 26,994	It's pretty clear what he means. Based on the information he's given us (mostly the lyric I would expect) can we help? I don't know why that's given you such a hard time understanding it. Also, I don't know if you care or if it matters, but the plural of vortex is vortices, not vortexes. Maybe you prefer it the way you have it, if so fine; if not, grammatically it's wrong. __________________ Trollheart: Signature-free since April 2018