| "Where Are You Now?" | |
|---|---|
| Song by The Snax | |
| from the album Snax | |
| Snax tracklist | |
"Where Are You Now?" is the first track on the album Snax by The Snax. The song received radio airplay across the United States and Canada.
Background
Versions
Note: Only the date of the very first release of each version is listed.
| Title | Album | Length | Recorded | Released | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Where Are You Now? | Snax | 3:08 | 1999 | April 17, 2000 |
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Personnel
Lyrics
Where are you now?
I turned around to find out,
I found myself mistaken,
And something's missing here,
Where did you go?
I crawled beneath the waters,
I spun around in circles,
And something's missing.
Nothing's ever changing,
Things have stayed the same,
(Things have stayed the same)
I spun around in circles,
Now I can't see a thing.
I think that,
We could be friends again
I think that,
We could be, we could be friends again
So, where are you now?
I turned around to find out,
I found myself mistaken,
And something's missing here,
Where did you go?
I crawled beneath the waters,
I spun around in circles,
And something's missing.
Everybody's searching,
To be what they can see,
(To see what they can be)
I promised not to close my eyes,
But I would rather dream,
And everybody's missing,
And everyone is missed,
(And everyone is missed)
Slipped right through your fingers,
The hole inside your fist
I think that,
We could be friends again
I think that,
We could be friends again
I think that,
We could be, we could be friends again
So,
Where are you now?
I turned around to find out,
I found myself mistaken,
And something's missing here,
Where did you go?
I crawled beneath the waters,
I spun around in circles,
And something's missing
(I think that,
We could be, we could be friends again)
Where are you now?
I turned around to find out,
I found myself mistaken,
And something's missing here,
(I think that,
We could be, we could be friends again)
Where did you go?
I crawled beneath the waters,
I spun around in circles,
And something's missing