Well I have been searching
All of my days
Many a road, you know
I’ve been walking on
All of my days
And I’ve been trying to find
What’s been in my mind
As the days keep turning into night

Well I have been quietly standing in the shade
All of my days
Watch the sky breaking on the promise that we made
All of this rain
And I’ve been trying to find
What’s been in my mind
As the days keep turning into night

Well many a night I found myself with no friends standing near
All of my days
I cried aloud
I shook my hands
What am I doing here
All of these days
For I look around me
And my eyes confound me
And it’s just too bright
As the days keep turning into night

Now I see clearly
It’s you I’m looking for
All of my days
So I’ll smile
I know I’ll feel this loneliness no more
All of my days
For I look around me
And it seems you found me
And it’s coming into sight
As the days keep turning into night
As the days keep turning into night
And even breathing feels all right
Yes, even breathing feels all right
Now even breathing feels all right
Yes even breathing
Feels all right


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  • +5
    General Comment

    This song is something quite hopeful for me.

    I think it is about someone who is depressed, lonely, what have you. They are lost. Maybe in a relationship or maybe just in life. They keep on trying to go find things that will fill this huge void in their life, but keep coming back confused as just as empty as before. I think the middle is that point in your life when you hit rock bottom. You try to figure out where you went wrong. You just want to smile and laugh again; and for once in a long long while, don't want to have to fake it. The end is clarity. That moment where you find exactly what you are looking for. It could be from a relationship, God, or, the majority of the time it happens this way for me, it's in a song.

    ccope124on August 11, 2010   Link
  • +2
    My Opinion

    This song was in the movie "Away We Go" with John Krasinski and Maya Rudolph. It was an awesome movie, and the soundtrack (which was 80% Alexi Murdoch) was amazing! :)

    Skilzon December 11, 2009   Link
  • +2
    General Comment

    Yes, I think at the time of writing this song, the solution Alexi finds to the emptiness of the days and nights we all go through is God. Only God (if he/she exists) is guaranteed to continue with you ALL of your days.

    I don't believe in God, but I see the beauty of the concept. Still, I think this song has enough ambiguity that you can apply it to whichever person is the most important to you in your life, which is nice. :)

    yhtrownuon April 11, 2011   Link
  • +1
    General Comment

    this song simply amazed me

    I just heard it for the first time yesterday driving back home from a trip, and it just moved me.

    JSuika2189on March 18, 2007   Link
  • +1
    General Comment

    This song defines my life! Except I didn't find what I'm looking for...

    I heard it in the trailer of a movie called "Away We Go". By the way, if you're into soft, indie movies, and you love Alexi Murdoch (he did the whole soundtrack!), listen to this movie. VERY touching and cute!

    hootshot112on December 17, 2009   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    I don't know why no one has commented this yet!

    its such a good song...I think better than Orange Sky even

    the last lines are awesome

    Rocker_92on November 10, 2006   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    This is a great song, just as increadible as Orange Sky. If I had to pick a favorite between the two I don't think I could.

    Sinaion November 24, 2006   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    I like this one better than Orange Sky.

    elevenAMon February 07, 2007   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    i believe i heard this on the OC, which i must admit...has an amzing choice of music.

    i would love to learn to play this....

    kenzkenzkenzon August 26, 2007   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    This song absolutely blew me away when I picked up the album that he did. I had heard of him randomly and just picked it up on a fluke - for some reason, I just thought it LOOKED like a good album.

    I never, ever questioned that knack for good taste. This album is amazing and this is one of my favorite songs of all time. The skill and talent behind this is incredible. There's something about this that has a Christian tint to me, but I might just be projecting. I think it may be him addressing God but it could also be him addressing a lover. It's very ambiguous to me.

    Strandedon October 07, 2007   Link

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