Digits
| Written: | 1994 |
| Released: | 1995 |
| Length: | 7:29 |
| Label: | Capitol, Big Wheel Recreation |
| Writer: | Jimmy Eat World |
| Producer: | Mark Trombino |
Appears On
- Jimmy Eat World Christie Front Drive Split
- Static Prevails
- Jimmy Eat World Singles Compilation all editions
Lyrics
Pay attention
Stop paying for regret
Fossil resources all used up
Make the best use of your time
You could be on to something
Too skeptic, too tired to care
When they all seem to know at once
Sweet muse left me all alone
There's only my weight left
Euthanasia could be the greatest gift
It's all the same
So let me know
It's never changed
So let it go
(Wait outside your house to come back out)
It's all the same
So let it go
It's just what you...
Save the long car ride home
Don't leave your house today
Nothing lost but still nothing gained
No possibilities
All wasted, world gone under
Life means I hear my ears ring one more day
And you will see it through at once
Sweet muse, she won't be around today
Things that I could not say
Are we through yet?
Are you gone yet?
You're on and off
Phase in, phase out
Cross your heart
Crash, burn and fall
Under cushions hide the change
So no one knows
Just be careful who you tell
I really want to care when you say, "I'll change that."
I just don't feel a thing when you say, "We'll get there, someday."
Recording Details
Reception with Charting Data/Certification/Sales Data
Personnel
Jimmy Eat World
- Tom Linton – guitar, co-lead vocals
- Jim Adkins – guitar, co-lead vocals
- Zach Lind – drums, accordion, concertina
- Rick Burch – bass guitar
- Possibly Mitch Porter - bass guitar [1] [2]
Additional musicians
- Eric Richter – additional vocals [3]
Other Versions
See Also
References
- ↑ https://www.jimmyeatworldtourdates.com/biography/, 2001, Jimmy Eat World Tour Dates, Jimmy Eat World Tour Dates, 2021-08-24,
- ↑ http://www.jimmyeatworld.co.uk/, JimmyEatWorld.co.uk, https://web.archive.org/web/20160110161234/http://www.jimmyeatworld.co.uk/, 2015-01-10
- ↑ https://music.avclub.com/how-jimmy-eat-world-s-the-middle-became-the-best-song-1798233196, How Jimmy Eat World's 'The Middle' Became the Best Song for a Bad Time", Heller, Jason, 2012-09-14, The A.V. Club, The A.V. Club, 2021-02-25, It was no surprise that Drive Like Jehu’s Mark Trombino produced Jimmy Eat World’s 1996 major-label debut, Static Prevails, or that Christie Front Drive’s Eric Richter sang backup on it.,
