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4 Mayday Parade Lyrics You Need To Know

10 years of Mayday Parade; 10 years of wonderful songwriting.

Apr 10, 2017

Las Vegas, Nevada

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4 Mayday Parade Lyrics You Need To Know

Erin Ryan

On Friday, March 31, I had the wonderful opportunity to see my favorite band, Mayday Parade. I have been listening to them for the past 6 years and still get so excited every time they come out with new music or go on tour.

For those of you who don't know, Mayday Parade is a 5 member band from Tallahassee, Florida. 10 years ago they came out with their first album, A Lesson in Romantics, and are now celebrating the album's 10 year anniversary with a worldwide tour. Here are 4 lyrics you must know from Mayday Parade!

1. "And please don't tell me that I'm dreaming when all I ever wanted was to dream another sunset with you." - Jaime All Over

This is my favorite song by them. It is so uplifting and makes me happy every time I listen to it.

2. "I promise I'll go back and make things right this time / And if you believe in me, then stand and fight." - Repent and Repeat

Repent and Repeat is such an uplifting song that leaves you hopeful about love.

3. "I said I'm sorry, but I wasn't sorry enough / To give back what you gave me / I got to you fast, but not fast enough / I know the reason you're always afraid." - The Problem With The Big Picture Is That It's Hard To See

This is their newest song that they released about four months ago, and also one of their best.

4. "I can live without you, but without you I'll be miserable at best." - Miserable at Best

I love seeing this performed live because Derek, the lead singer, plays the piano and the whole crowd sings the whole song with him. It is my favorite part of the whole concert and it's the point in the concert where I tear up a little bit because I am so happy.

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